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I am my father’s daughter. His blood flows in mine. I feel the cursed liquid run through my body, with every beat of my heart. It’s like gasoline, slowly poisoning me – as it did to him. My clock reminds me, with every tick – “Not much time left!” There is no escape. The enemy is inside me, hunting me down – just another fallen soul in his way. I watch myself in the mirror, my father’s face looks back at me. I hate what I see, just as much as I hate him. But he was just a child once too. Feeling the same poison run, through his fragile body. I pity him. But I do not forgive.
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Nov 11, 2024
Nov 11, 2024 at 1:39 PM UTC
The Curse
I am my father’s daughter. His blood flows in mine. I feel the cursed liquid run through my body, with every beat of my heart. It’s like gasoline, slowly poisoning me – as it did to him. My clock reminds me, with every tick – “Not much time left!” There is no escape. The enemy is inside me, hunting me down – just another fallen soul in his way. I watch myself in the mirror, my father’s face looks back at me. I hate what I see, just as much as I hate him. But he was just a child once too. Feeling the same poison run, through his fragile body. I pity him. But I do not forgive.
Some feelings on generational trauma.
maagda111
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23/F/Germany
Nov 11, 2024
Nov 11, 2024 at 1:39 PM UTC
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