Pain Judgement Poems

                   

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The need to escape is truly vast
Usually from memories of the past
Or a hungry need to get away
From harsh happenings of today

It's not so hard...

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In times where eyes are fixated at your sins, 
judgment trolls in deceptive double standards. 
When pointing fingers nobody really wins, 
there's no joy in...

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suddenly in a gap between talking, he was taken over
by a new page, turned mid flow, as he clutched his chest, 
creases betraying a defeated...

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I was sat watching the world go by,
when I noticed a man begin to cry,
I asked this man,
what’s up my friend?
He replied kind sir do...

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What words did you use to make someone smile?
Did you reach out to change a stranger’s day?
The smallest gesture makes it all worthwhile,
an act of...

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The pain we suffered I thought was buried deep.

But it's raised it's ugly head again when awake and
When we sleep.

There names and the beatings with...

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The clear blue sky above me
Needs a shadow on the run
To hide a weary fugitive
Before the setting sun

The desert plain is endless
And my boots are...

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heavy feet burdened loose temper 
engraved silver tongues borrowed
 
laughter portraying fascist beliefs 
fascist energy exploding over white
 
sheets, malice moves throughout 
the narrow streets...

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Depravity’s eye
is looking back
its eyelid heavy
its pigment black

A twisted image
as yet profane
A sinner’s focus
of sharpened pain

Depravity’s eye
will never blink
With tears of sorrow
the devil’s ink

Forever watching
the...

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In the game of life, fair play should reign
For cheating and foul play brings only pain
It's not about winning at all cost
But about showing character...

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If you have nothing nice to say, 
don't say anything at all. 
Your opinions seem to ruin my day. 
What gave you the gall
to express...

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Thrice the night—the day!—both fell to sleepless slumber,
But now in Spring, though yet again: The third was three in number. 

I sense a wince remind...

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Her newly acquired form was almost morally repugnant,
A twisted creation, so different, so distant,
Yet she dared to make a public debut,
The first female of her...

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When you say, 'I've been there'
    I know better
  You never listened
    you didn't hear

  As you...

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