Crawl Into Me
Scattering into broken pieces
Of debris,
My life has become a black painting
Of nothingness,
Within myself I see,
You concealing me,
I feel droplets of misery
Crawling into me, to simply become…
Me…
I wonder if my tears
Could water the eternal desiccation,
That fills my life with hopelessness…
When will “I” reappear?
Nothing but this undying pain
Remains,
The memories I thought would
Never die…
Have killed the happiness…
And have gone away,
Like eternity,
My sorrowfulness is my days,
Is my dreams, is my prevailing thoughts, is
Everything that creates my life…
It’s me…
Rage flows in my veins,
Like boiling blood;
I’ve become an explosion
Of resentment…
Like a volcano of red, burning hatred,
All these particles of my sorrow,
Crawl into me,
Triggering a reflection
Of the person I don’t want to be…
The Me in me…
Crawl into me…
The person I was,
The person that you were…
The person I want you and me to be…
“Farah,”
The calling of my name revived me
From talking to my shadow,
“Farah, go to sleep...You have school tomorrow!”
My mom yelled…
Before switching off the lights,
I glanced at my shadow again
With tears in my eyes,
And quietly muttered,
“Crawl into me...”
Copyright © Farah Chamma | Year Posted 2007
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