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ThatBrokenOne Jan 2019
This pain of mine
I am surely not fine
It feels bigger than me
For I am broken most definitely
I am in need of help
Like a lions mother without her welp

Is there a way to keep going
As the pain is growing
It rides like a car without gas
I get to see it al from first class
All I need is some words
The first to see, it were dead birds
Read it like one poem
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Or like two poems in one
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spiral-whirl Feb 2018
i can't understand the tug at my lips when i see gore,
when pain happens,
when i think of a painful memory,
yet my heart still squeezes,
still wheezes,
still sputters,
still hurt,
but because i carry on while the storm that is against me,
and the only weapon i wield is my smile,
because they will never know how broken i am

[ kind of a part two ]

i laugh when my eyes rain,
when raindrops trickle down my cheek,
have you ever realized that sobbing and laughing sound so similar?
when someone laughs they can be crying in the inside,
when someone sobs they can be happy,
i think its a way of laughing off the pain,
just so you won't give in,
because then you lost,
and we don't want that.
two poemsssssssssss in one -u-
Rebekah Jan 2016
It was like falling
(I could never capture a picture of the clouds)
I was holding his hand and magic flew from his fingertips
(I would sit on the train and stare for hours)
The honey sweetness of his breath was like ******* to my soul
(For the longest time I wondered why the pictures looked so dull)
The skin at the nape of his neck made my heart ache
(I was so tender)
It was so tender
(The amount of snapshots thrown away, countless times I tried)
I was folded up in him, every vibration of his voice made me tremble
(So fleeting was the sky)
His features carved into my skull bone
(So elusive)
I would think of him on the train ride back from visiting my hometown as I stared at the clouds. I wanted to capture the beauty of the clouds as much as I wanted to capture the fleetingly precious moments I had with him.

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