Pain

Pain—the best part of being human
Pain—the worse part of being me
Pain—a process of refining
Pain—an aftermath of being mean
Pain—the longings of young people
Pain—a blessing or a curse
Pain is just pain
Nothing more and nothing less

Pain—a redflag to the carefree
Pain—a driving force for me
Pain—a temple for the heartless
Pain—the darkness I could see
Pain—a burden for the childless
Pain—the route for you to bear your kids
Pain is some pain
Something here(??) and something there(??)

Pain—the cost of your tattooing
Pain—a trademark of your sin
Pain—a symptom of you living
Pain—a yeast to your limping
Pain—a reward for your heartbreak
Pain—a cup y'all must taste
Pain is much pain
Some things hurt and some things burn

Pain—a thing we hate to feel
Pain—a sign of _this is real_
Pain—a sting that doesn't kill
Pain—this isn't part of our deal
Pain—the birth of my recklessness
Pain—the death of my kindliness
Pain has gain
Body piercings are beautiful but it does pain

Imagine you living without pain
You'd bleed to death yet feel nothing
You'd be betrayed yet not hurt
You'd never cry because
You can't feel pain
Pain will be a myth
I wonder if we'd enjoy life without pain
How much more of childbirth




Posted on 10th June, 2020
Critiqued by Tampi Lilian and Yacit Telfim
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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Bangalee Avatar
June 10, 2020 at 5:34 AM
pain- the word is mysterious painful; wonderful poetic expression about pain; really I enjoyed
Dusu  Avatar
June 10, 2020 at 6:09 AM
Thanks for your kind comment and for reading through... I'm glad you enjoyed it
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June 10, 2020 at 5:51 AM
I'm glad you enjoyed this and thanks for your kind comment...
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