Warped and Twisted

Harsh words and
violent blows,
Hidden secrets
nobody knows,
Eyes are open, hands
are fisted,
Deep inside I'm
warped and twisted,
So many tricks and
so many lies,
Too many whens and
too many whys,
Nobody's special,
nobody's gifted,
I'm just me, warped
and twisted,
Sleeping awake and
choking on a dream,
Listening loudly to
a silent scream,
Call on my mind, the
numbers unlisted,
Lost in someone so
warped and twisted,
On my knees, alive
but dead,
Look at the
invisible blood,
I've bled,
I'm not dead, my
mind has drifted,
Don't expect much,
I'm warped and
twisted,
Burnt out, wasted,
empty, and hollow,
Today's just
yesterdays tomorrow,
The sun died out,
the ashes sifted,
I'm still here,
warped and twisted,
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September 15, 2015 at 11:30 PM
http://www.poemsabout.com/poet/grim-blackhart/ http://www.poemsabout.com/poet/grim-blackhart/ Warped And Twisted harsh words and violent blows hidden secrets nobody knows eyes are open, hands are fisted deep inside im warped and twisted so many tricks and so many lies too many whens and too many whys nobodys special nobodys gifted im just me, warped and twisted sleeping awake and choking on a dream listen loudly to a silent scream call my mind, the numbers unlisted lost in someone so warped and twisted on my knees, alive but dead look at the invisible blood ive bled im not gone, but my mind has drifted dont expect much, im warped and twisted burnt out, wasted, empty, and hollow todays just yesterdays tomarrow the sun died out, the ashes sifted but im still here, warped and twisted... grim blackhart
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