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Premium Member My Heart S C R E a M S

I can’t control the vision’s, racing in my mind
Uncontrollable memories
Escaping my eyes 
Deep sorrows racing, 
down from my eyes
Filling the puddles beneath my feat

Drifting away into the woods -
to S C R E A M
I lay swiftly on the wet forest floor 
Dirt beneath me, muffling my S C R E A M S
Rolling in agony - uncontrollably 
My heart S C R E A M S  
to be connected to her.......... 

In anguish from the silence of my lost soul
We were bound together -
To walk this path with hearts attached 
Connection to last - 
chemistry crafted out of a enticing brew, 
filled with passion

I am fully aware
My tears - drown me 
Silently devouring me
To my souls demise


Premium Member Have you ever felt the invisible pain, the one that bleeds in silence

Have you ever felt the invisible pain, the one that bleeds in silence,
Echoing like a muffled sound in the depths of your lost soul?
Have you experienced the madness that engulfs you like a storm without rain,
Leaving you to collapse quietly, as if nothing had happened?
Have you ever stood motionless, listening to the voices that drown you in air,
Wondering if anyone has ever heard your mute screams?
Or perhaps you can't even speak, your throat bound by invisible threads,
Do your unspoken words reflect back, kept in silence, like a bitter secret?
How long will you keep hiding this heavy and silent burden?
It's not weightless, nor easy to carry, as it might seem from the outside.
I wonder how many of us are victims of this oppressive silence,
An ocean of unseen pain, that binds us in a network of suffering.
In the stream of consciousness, I ask if you find yourself in these words,
If you still keep the silence, locking inside you the inner storms,
And if you will ever release this burden that weighs you down,
So that your soul may find peace in the light of a new dawn.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.

Come Out

Cme out
Door closed, surrounded by walls 
sealed inside , darkness, cries, sadness, lost soul
Look around, alone, scared, confusion, cold
I scream, anyone there?
No responce
I scream, please help me? 
NO responce
stand up walls too high
reach out to feel something 
nothing but darkness
I scream is this real
No responce
weakness, no strength, my legs collapse
I fall  crotched down in a ball , rocking slowly, tears fall
my hands grab my head, am I in trouble, the yelling echos in my head
I look up and see the light, but I cant reach it
the only sound is the voice in my head, 
I scream Please stop talking, I scream STOP!
I hold my breathe, 1 minute, 2 minutes exhale deep breathe in
open your eyes, stand up, leave those thoughts in the dark
You know it will come again, maybe less time
Written down: Come out, the world is right outside your door.
The child inside is an adult, fighting whats behind that closed door

Doublethink Belief

This Life
Who would I be
 if I didn't believe in my Christianity?
This is my journey unplanned
 in the birthing of every child, every woman, every man.
Someone else, would be a dark, lost soul
 searching for something that can make them whole.
Is there a God in Heaven above who sees
 Christian, Islamic, Hebrew, Buddhist, Hinduist refugee like me?
I only know, I sense a feeling I can't dismiss
 in the doubts that often persist
 questioning a God's creative flow in the how and why life exists
this within me I sense and know.

My Next Life
There is a  life that may yet be
 might open my eyes to what I need to see,
the lessons experienced and learned at a cost, 
 love gained and lost
 recovered and treasured in the coins random toss,
what will that life be when all is shared equally
 is there nothing left of you and me?
I would start again, the saint, the sinner man
 unawares of the prior life, I spent within a life span
still, I would find a way 
 to  believe and pray 
locked in life's perpetual dance
 foolishly making the same mistakes of chance.

My Breath Flows in this Here and Now
This is a heartbeat fast and slow that I hear
 yours and mine, alive, living loud and clear,
nothing makes us more of who we are
 then past memories with all its scars,
I'm sorry for all I did, all I may have said
 glad that time allows us to still look ahead,
I do believe God exists
 God judges not
  love gives me the courage to not resist,
perhaps in time, 
 with faith and understanding
 I will find my way, my purpose to accept a creator's planning.


For Unseeking Seeker's contest
Doublethink beliefs 
12/07/2021
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Friday Evening, After Eleven

Too tired,  i thought io myself, to lance this wound again
 So I'll let the sufferings flow where no good tidings go
 And we'll call it a truce in the end.
 Oh, tell me once more,
 How this life of ours should go,
 Cause the words fall to the floor anyhow
 And the small town girl's turned penthouse femme fatale
 Oh but we knew how these city streets howl faux freedoms
 In the face of the soft-skinned and weak minds
 But mine's been all the weaker for believing poison is love
 And I drank the barrel dry till I went blind to the holy light
 Damn these tears and this darkness of soul
 But if that's the case babe, mine's been rolling in coal
 Oh, I ain't a scholar, nor master of schemes
 just a two-bit pauper with sprawling rock-candy dreams
 the letters don't fall into place like they did once before
 And I don't search for the gold in folk's smiles anymore
 I've been drowning in sin and the lifeblood of all lies
 Worst part's been hiding a lost soul behind brown eyes

 Tell me honey, how's life been to you?  
 Well, the winds tell me the sound's still alive and well
 Ah, but the wind ain't so kind in the dark when your wrapped in loneliness
 And broken strings on a battered guitar have lost the will to tell the tale
 New strings sell good, but you pay with your heart
 Aren't we running out of pieces by now ?
 Well baby,  meet me on the corner of 5th and eternity beyond
 Of the hope and fiery passion we learned to burn in till we went wild
 And can you find your way back to the stars babe?
 And can you take me back to our unscarred years
 before we spilled the blood of dreams not yet born
 Are you ready mama?
 Whisper it to me low...
 In that voice of a longin soul...
 Let's go.


© Robert
Form:


Slam Avatar Troll

It must be like any other Sad day in Lonelyville 
So bad
The last of the 6 mangy Cats
Have shuffled past her open window

Some call her Ratty
Some call her Tatty
But to most she is known as Spinster Batty

She gets her kick's daily from throwing 
Brick's and Barbs
At passing Cars
Because her family gave up visiting long ago
She has no friends and neighbors avoid her
But its hard to ignore her

Because she gets her kick's 
Behind the anonymity of a computer screen

She exists solely as a troll online 

Because she can't interact with human kind

For she revels in causing suffering 
It makes her feel like she is a big deal
But here's the thing
Those she bates 

Can still await at knock at there front door
Or a well timed telephone call
From a real person who wishes them well

While all she has 

Is her Avatar as a Sleazy Troll
So scroll away
Dig away you poor lost soul
If it in anyway fills your gaping hole

Premium Member Embracing My Reflection

I've been away too far from here.--
Taking chances in a crossroad pathways.
Never know where the phase will turn .
Losing or winning,chasing out my fears.

I'm  a lost soul in a midst of darkness.
Living each day as a paradox.--
Human exception is an absurd features,
Grasping  evidences  that life's untold.

Walking alone,rain started to pour.
Washing each line of  my faith.--
My limbs weakened and kneeled down in tears,
Lookin'  back is my reflection in faint.

Trying to grasp the sand in my hands.
Each specks leak out impetuously.--
Dying to clear my vision faded in tears,
My reflection keep taunting  me.---

I am tired and breath is few.--
My long journey has reached its due.
I'm ready to embrace the reflection I see...
The sea is waiting down there for me.--
Form: Quatrain

Shopping

We used to go shopping you and I.
Sometimes remembering I start to cry.
Those happy times, the fun of the past,
I didn’t realize it wouldn’t last.
I miss you, the YOU that was you
Not this distant lost soul I can’t even talk to
To share my opinion on the news of the day.
You think its best if I stay away.
If I made you worse it’d be a shame,
and I hate it you think your mother’s to blame
For some of your sickness, your state of despair.
Is it all because I rolled your hair?
This all sounds trivial and yet
As your mom, I have regrets.
If I could do over, I surely would;
I would be better, I know I could,
And we’d go shopping like we used to do.
We’d look at jeans, we’d look at shoes,
And we’d enjoy the bond we share.
You’d know I love you; I’ll always care.
Until then, I’ll step back, stay out of your way
Hoping you’ll invite me to go
Shopping one day.

                      ~ Judy Bausch
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ram Shackled To Ruin

To my left it stands weathered by seasons of time
Memories so many, absorbed in it's walls

Even a fire could not deny us of it's history
Ones thinks of the efforts to save this once fine structure

Now ram shackled to ruin, it brings tears to ones eyes
Built just before the Civil War, it hid many a lost soul

Many a storm caressed her wooden frame
Whilst sheltering beasts remained safe from nature's anger

Summertime's were so joyous with barn dances
Even weddings were celebrated within these walls

Sadly economics became it's downfall
My great grandfathers red barn, a shadow of it's former

As you travel through the mid west
There are many eyes like mine, viewing and sharing similar memories
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Trembling Best

The Trembling Best

I lay my heart upon the altar of the daily, grinding task,
Trying to be everything that the world and heavens ask.
I pour out every ounce of will, I stretch the tether thin,
Fighting back the hollow voice that whispers from within.
I give the best I have to give, with shaking, tired hands,
Tilling soil that feels like ash across the desert lands.

But even as I labor, there’s a phantom at my side,
A shadow born of all the times my spirit had to hide.
I am haunted by the "not enough," the fear I’ll miss the mark,
A flicker of uncertainty that shivers in the dark.
I wonder if they see the seams, the cracks within the mold,
The shivering of a person who is trying to be bold.

It’s an aching, heavy burden to be trying with your all,
While waiting for the gravity that dictates you must fall.
I second-guess the kindness and I over-read the stare,
Searching for a judgment in the very literal air.
I am a builder on a cliffside, working through the gale,
Terrified that everything I touch is bound to fail.

Yet I keep the hammer moving, and I keep the vision true,
Even when the doubt is thick and hides the open blue.
For there is a quiet courage in the person who persists,
While fighting through the inner fog and the psychological mists.
My best may feel like glass today, fragile, sharp, and clear,
But I’m standing in the furnace, and I’m working through the fear.

I’ll offer up this effort, though it’s wrapped in worry's chain,
And trust that God can see the gold beneath the mental strain.
I am insecure and striving, I am weary and I’m real—
A soul that’s learning how to trust the very things I feel.
Form: Couplet

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