Get Your Premium Membership

Devastated

Take me out of here and, Never bring me back to this dungeon Hell for the monkeys What eyes could see what i have seen without going blind? What mouth could speak of where i have been without going dumb? My legs wobbled and trembled Hands held high in defeat I have been through hell And it rejected me, begged for my leave Devastated, enraged, shattered and desperate Who could believe it was caused by a friend? Most trusted and honoured among all It pays to work with an enemy rather than a friend. My eyes are dim and weak. Love and passion gone to exile Strength dashed away sadly She betrayed me, authorities took over In a trickish violated manner I became dumb, never allowed to say a word Became the morning and afternoon scapegoat Feeble after the hundred metre race To save a bereaved life. All she had to do was sit back Watch the harvest song play out Then, i follow Once i stepped in and fall She got an instant scape goat. Out there, the air and people molested me. A sharp fire ripped a hole in my stomach I'm not sure whether a rage or pain but it hurt so much Always in a dead silence against my right Behind this bar, i felt blood drained from my face Each seconds i looked at her She's breathing heavily_panting through her sobs. As a friend and liar A lunatic and a lover As a bored rich kid, a fear nothing thrill seeker An odds defying gambler and even, For the briefest of moment, as a perfect daughter in-law I have seen her every where in between But never as a betrayer I reread her names half a thousand times The calmest among us zubem Thus fear a silent man A fist of nausea punches in the throat, And my chest caved in With the taste of freedom on my tongue Inside my chest, a volcano of rage explode But in all dear do take me out of this dungeon.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2014




Post Comments

Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem.

Please Login to post a comment

A comment has not been posted for this poem. Encourage a poet by being the first to comment.


Book: Shattered Sighs