Short Devastations Poems
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Fates twisted souls before,
but not like mine.
You can see it, can't you?
Tell me, could I be your tragady?
This girl breeds hate in her veins,
I am cold, but I won't hurt you,
my demons are not misplaced.
Though I cannot control these devastations,
they are mine, and I am consumed by them.
In the morning dew,
I float right into you,
In the twilight hour,
I am filled with your grace and power,
In the mist of chaos and adversity,
You hide the worst of me,
In the darkest nights,
You fill my soul with everlasting light,
For you set my feet on your sold foundation,
Breathe life into the devastations,
It’s not by might, nor by power
It’s by your spirit that your my strong tower.
BY: Sabina Nicole
Eyes wider than
Sequoia trunks growing outside.
Like the tumultuous ocean
I lay.
Restless.
Without hope of the Churner
Ever stopping.
My thoughts are no more
Ordered and calm
Than I.
War torn lesions
In my mind
Where good thoughts
Once stood.
And so battered are my eyes...
So worn the highways
Of my mind.
Like the ruins of Babylon
And the devastations of Gettysburg,
Chaotic silence swept over me.
Then that too -
Ceased to exist.