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that it soon will be over that I'm not here, not now that I feel everything I don't want that I feel nothing but aversion that I fell into a sinkhole that I might be filmed and that I'm not recognizable, he is, so that I have proof that I dare to show that I don't know who he is that I'm afraid of what's to come that I'm going to die painfully for the reason that he infects me incurably, but also that he himself will perish much worse that he will be humiliated by everyone that he wishes himself miles away, of misery that he falls into a sinkhole that it will swallow him up frightfully, yes that it buries him alive that it dazes him in a scary dream that he roams in it for years that he only after that will fall asleep exhausted that he wakes up from his delusion again that I stop him with love that I receive him with love, but that I don't get pregnant that meanwhile, I'm thinking all this
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Sep 8, 2025
Sep 8, 2025 at 4:25 AM UTC
Sinkhole
that it soon will be over that I'm not here, not now that I feel everything I don't want that I feel nothing but aversion that I fell into a sinkhole that I might be filmed and that I'm not recognizable, he is, so that I have proof that I dare to show that I don't know who he is that I'm afraid of what's to come that I'm going to die painfully for the reason that he infects me incurably, but also that he himself will perish much worse that he will be humiliated by everyone that he wishes himself miles away, of misery that he falls into a sinkhole that it will swallow him up frightfully, yes that it buries him alive that it dazes him in a scary dream that he roams in it for years that he only after that will fall asleep exhausted that he wakes up from his delusion again that I stop him with love that I receive him with love, but that I don't get pregnant that meanwhile, I'm thinking all this
Collection "Silent walk"
Zywa
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Amsterdam
Sep 8, 2025
Sep 8, 2025 at 4:25 AM UTC
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