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There goes my mind, snapping like an elastic lifeline over a sea of daggers. Waiting on words like waiting on fuses to be no more, in hopes the explosion won't **** my so-called pride. ...Whatever is left of it. This isn't the first time. Knowing my luck, it won't be the last time my hope relied on the sympathies of a bomb. And wouldn't you know that bombs are unsympathetic? I'm wasting away here, as I have been for years. Enduring bombardments with every day, more and more of myself blown away. I just hope when my day comes, I'm not too damaged. ...If my day comes. ...Will it come? My heart: already nearly gone. My face: atrophied to deaden all emotion. Am I worth anything anymore? So much blasted away, day after day, I only recognize myself by my scars, the craters, like torn earth.
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May 16, 2010
May 16, 2010 at 3:05 PM UTC
Wasting Away
There goes my mind, snapping like an elastic lifeline over a sea of daggers. Waiting on words like waiting on fuses to be no more, in hopes the explosion won't **** my so-called pride. ...Whatever is left of it. This isn't the first time. Knowing my luck, it won't be the last time my hope relied on the sympathies of a bomb. And wouldn't you know that bombs are unsympathetic? I'm wasting away here, as I have been for years. Enduring bombardments with every day, more and more of myself blown away. I just hope when my day comes, I'm not too damaged. ...If my day comes. ...Will it come? My heart: already nearly gone. My face: atrophied to deaden all emotion. Am I worth anything anymore? So much blasted away, day after day, I only recognize myself by my scars, the craters, like torn earth.
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May 16, 2010
May 16, 2010 at 3:05 PM UTC
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