"Tell me a story of how it ends, and you're still the good guy and its pretend, I'm not happy, a little girl who needs her daddy really bad"
Ethel Cain.
Sunset lies or used to in her eyes, and I was the death to become not even realizing how her abuse was buried so deep, I became a demon, wasn't even trying to come up to breathe It wasn't fair to this princess.... I'm too tired to breathe. A vocalist loses his voice. I'm the graffiti forever scrambled to the pain of this. I have nothing but these voices of my demons, I need my death, the scattering of such leaves, Tell me a story of how it ends.... I'll never be happy as the branch snaps and the corner of shadows, of a wish not greeted I was too young and abused that actions can be damned and especially me and I was selfish..... I'm too tired for this here... I've been exploitative and became exploitation of my own father, but worse my own mother so hurts just a kid. A good man, and sweet kid unlike me. Mother paid so dearly but not of my wishes A monster here. I hopped into the worse of the here & I'll pay for my heresy and doubt and the loving of the dead ignites into a dead diner and a hostel never the finer..... Do you wish to see my demons, if only they knew the worse of me. I can't control them, my personality instinctively changes into them a defense mechanism I think. The end of the line, there was no justice in the playground there, the local catholic priest the bastard's dead here... And replaced with more monsters.... And I became not much more than their less of humanity.
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