Silent Screams

	
I remember exactly the day we met
 The most beautiful day of my life
 I will never forget
Yet there is a question that still puzzles me
 How can I go on living happily?
 Not afraid of today but the day you left
 As I watched you walk away, my heart melted as I wept
 My chest ached as I lay in my empty bed 
I must’ve cried so many times, the blood vessels burst in my head 
My knees were so weak, and I couldn’t walk 
My mouth was so dry, I couldn’t talk 
My eyes burned like charcoal until the sockets dried
 I was hurting deeply inside, I could’ve died
 For love is so beautiful, with its blessed charms
 How quickly it entrapped me, with its embracing arms
 How sadly it turned deadly, until one person was harmed 
I will never know why we were torn apart in my mind as well as my heart
 However, at some point you cast me aside 
The overflow of my emotions made me run and hide
 I invested my time at a low-cost interest
 I was shunned by someone so very selfish
 Puppeteering my heart’s strings is what made you elfish 
I promised you my love, then you deceived me
 I wore my heart on my sleeve, and you still didn’t believe me
 My love is so simple and pure I look to you for validation, 
but I’m not received any more 
All these months have been in vain
 How can you smile while I go insane? 
How can you give of yourself so freely and I still abstain? 
How I want to express my anger, but I must refrain
 I know in time I will love again 
In a perfect world we could all be friends 
I will cry no more and this is where the story ends
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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