"destabilization" poems
Shakespeare’s Caesar
Was never noble
Dripping blade dropping blood
Brutus nailed it
To cease the invasions
To end the destabilization
To save his nation
From a warmonger
Crimson smothered blade
Slick with sic gore
The ideas of march
Antony claimed
Noble Caesar
And the masses followed suit
The mob never knew the truth
Caesar was a monster
Gutted and blooded
Life flooded from his vein
But never came close to the stains
That painted his hands
Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 5:37 PM UTC
You’re so bitter when wronged
Yet you so easily forgive
I can’t decide if it’s unbelievable strength
Or a justified weakness
To selflessly bear all of the blame
So much so that it causes a further descent into destabilization
You can’t seem to decide on whether or not you’d like to move on in hatred
Or keep dreaming, hopelessly lost in forgiveness
They don’t deserve you, I certainly don’t
You give so much, and you seem to not understand just how little of your debts will come even close to being repaid
Jul 16, 2019
Jul 16, 2019 at 11:52 PM UTC