Where Are You This Night

Where are you this night, Serenity?
With plains of dying tears
Crusting upon the soaked lashes
Deep bleeding heart aches 
Painfully laden with twisted betrayal
Sharp you are this night Serenity
Words piercing like swords
Wrapped in flames, scorching
Glossy eyes reflect a pain that cannot be fabricated
Stacked glass crashes over 
Lacerating with your poison,
Stinging words 
Collect in a crimson puddle
Where have you gone this night, Serenity?
Yearning for your touch, screaming in agony
Still your cruel frame dances away from-
The beauty of you ever more increasing with burning lust
Why do you evade this night, Serenity?
How can one know their worth, when others see no value
What must one do to befriend you,
The inexorable temptress
Vicious attacks that tear 
Brutally puncturing the vitality
My vitality
My life
And you've destroyed it all
Where have you gone this night-
Serenity?
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Written: May 11, 2014
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Breidenthal Avatar
September 21, 2014 at 2:37 AM
I have to agree with Justin and Liam on this one...beautiful... "How can one know their worth, when others see no value?" Good question. Touching work. "Glossy eyes reflect a pain that cannot be fabricated".... oh how I can relate. Love my friend, Always, Laura
Mcdaid Avatar
September 7, 2014 at 4:28 AM
powerful piece of writing deep beautifully painted
Bordner Avatar
September 6, 2014 at 2:35 PM
I can taste your pain, the pain is heavy on my heart, yet it is strangely nurturing to me Becca. You convey unbelievably potent emotion and spirit in your poetry. J.A.B.
Lamoureux Avatar
September 6, 2014 at 9:06 AM
A very interesting look at the effects of a lack of serenity.
Yaseen Avatar
September 6, 2014 at 6:26 AM
Vicious attacks that tear Brutally puncturing the vitality My vitality My life And you've destroyed it all Really pictured in a nicest way.. i like it. keep smiling . god bless :)
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