Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
I remember the confession, And the dress I wore that day, I will not forget the silence, That sound never goes away, I sat clothed in the bathtub, Elbows to my knees, As I watched the running water, And told myself to breathe, In that terrifying hour, As I heard you go to bed, I tried to comprehend, All the words that you had said, How easy you watched my tears fall, And never even flinched, It was constant fear I lived in, Each time your fists were clinched, My scars remind me every day, Of something you made clear, Hell must be empty, Because the devils are all here.
0
May 6, 2019
May 6, 2019 at 12:13 PM UTC
Hell must be empty.
I remember the confession, And the dress I wore that day, I will not forget the silence, That sound never goes away, I sat clothed in the bathtub, Elbows to my knees, As I watched the running water, And told myself to breathe, In that terrifying hour, As I heard you go to bed, I tried to comprehend, All the words that you had said, How easy you watched my tears fall, And never even flinched, It was constant fear I lived in, Each time your fists were clinched, My scars remind me every day, Of something you made clear, Hell must be empty, Because the devils are all here.
#domesticviolencesurvivor
Written by
May 6, 2019
May 6, 2019 at 12:13 PM UTC
Request permission to use this poem