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Nothing can describe the feeling that courses through my veins, through my head, through my stomach. I cry and shake and puke over the fact that your body has been contaminated. The foreign hands that layed everything on you is like poisen that I have swallowed. Making me sick, making me shake. My insides explode and I can't handle it. As my clothes dampen with my tears and wish I could drown in them. Sink deep to the bottom where there are no tears, no emotion, no pain. I cry from the hurt, the disbelief, the betrayal. And yet I do not hate you. I beat myself up and drive myself crazy with the thoughts of the poisen on your lips and covering your body as you throw it upon yourself and yet I do not hate you. The daily tears, insults and bad memories are not enough because I do not hate you. I deserve better and yet you are all I want. But I wish I hated you. - the girl who you used to call yours
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Dec 12, 2014
Dec 12, 2014 at 6:15 PM UTC
Dear You, After You Slept With Her
Nothing can describe the feeling that courses through my veins, through my head, through my stomach. I cry and shake and puke over the fact that your body has been contaminated. The foreign hands that layed everything on you is like poisen that I have swallowed. Making me sick, making me shake. My insides explode and I can't handle it. As my clothes dampen with my tears and wish I could drown in them. Sink deep to the bottom where there are no tears, no emotion, no pain. I cry from the hurt, the disbelief, the betrayal. And yet I do not hate you. I beat myself up and drive myself crazy with the thoughts of the poisen on your lips and covering your body as you throw it upon yourself and yet I do not hate you. The daily tears, insults and bad memories are not enough because I do not hate you. I deserve better and yet you are all I want. But I wish I hated you. - the girl who you used to call yours
jessica-girardi
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Dec 12, 2014
Dec 12, 2014 at 6:15 PM UTC
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