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Night 1: I spend my last, and hurting days Attempting to erase your face, And the memory of your last hug: Fingers tugging on the lace of my dress, and the purple velvet of the blanket, Covering both our skins, Our vulnerability, And passion. Night 2: I am trying to forget, But you stained me like ashes from a cigarette On the white fabric you used to wear. Or still do... who knows? You haunt me, but I come to trace your silhouette, And **** you’re gone again— Maybe protected in the shadows. Night 3: Where are you today, my joy? Where am I? I hopelessly wander the empty, sandy dunes, Watching the full infinite moons Pass by. Night 4: I never thought I would be the one to leave you— I always thought it would be the other way around. I am truly lost... The sandy dunes are, in fact, hills of beige frost, And I am scared; I am scarred. You’re an irreplaceable piece of art, And I’m too far from where you are. Night 5: My hands are shaken, and are bruised. I am ashamed; I am confused. Clearly, the only way to **** off a memory is through abuse. I learned to take a pill— It does claim to have my pain reduced! And the velvet, And the lace, Are appearing to erase. Then goes a smudge of colour; Next, leaves a seraphic face... What was the purpose of a greyish-blueish gaze? Who knows? Who am I? Who are you? Who is who?   I am no one anymore;   For there is no one to adore.
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Dec 25, 2018
Dec 25, 2018 at 4:43 PM UTC
[5 Nights of Loss, Shame, and Wanting to Escape from a Memory]
Night 1: I spend my last, and hurting days Attempting to erase your face, And the memory of your last hug: Fingers tugging on the lace of my dress, and the purple velvet of the blanket, Covering both our skins, Our vulnerability, And passion. Night 2: I am trying to forget, But you stained me like ashes from a cigarette On the white fabric you used to wear. Or still do... who knows? You haunt me, but I come to trace your silhouette, And **** you’re gone again— Maybe protected in the shadows. Night 3: Where are you today, my joy? Where am I? I hopelessly wander the empty, sandy dunes, Watching the full infinite moons Pass by. Night 4: I never thought I would be the one to leave you— I always thought it would be the other way around. I am truly lost... The sandy dunes are, in fact, hills of beige frost, And I am scared; I am scarred. You’re an irreplaceable piece of art, And I’m too far from where you are. Night 5: My hands are shaken, and are bruised. I am ashamed; I am confused. Clearly, the only way to **** off a memory is through abuse. I learned to take a pill— It does claim to have my pain reduced! And the velvet, And the lace, Are appearing to erase. Then goes a smudge of colour; Next, leaves a seraphic face... What was the purpose of a greyish-blueish gaze? Who knows? Who am I? Who are you? Who is who?   I am no one anymore;   For there is no one to adore.
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18/F/somewhere in this world
Dec 25, 2018
Dec 25, 2018 at 4:43 PM UTC
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