Best Poems Written by Iza Garcia Alonso

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Death Bed Poetry: Vincent Van Gogh

Chases me down a paint-stained alley.
My feet are swollen—maybe someday they’ll rot
Exhausted from the brush stroke agony 
I seize when the light forces itself upon me 
When will I decide to turn myself into dust
Deranged is what I seem to be
They locked me in a rage-filled scene
Hearing petrified, hate-charged screams.
Peering through the curtains as I wake from restless sleep
Staring at a starry night
It sings me a melodic, stunning melody
Maybe the air that flows through my lungs
Perhaps the heart that pumps my blood
Is not what I truly need

Maybe a pistol will give me ultimate peace
Perhaps a bullet will allow me to foresee
As I lay near my brother
I don't sob, I don't plead
The life I lived wasn't for me

“The sadness will last forever”
It won't be cured by remedies
So I must cut short my legacy
The rope that strangled me with miseries 
My death is not a tragedy

Copyright © Iza Garcia Alonso | Year Posted 2025


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Post-Its

Post-its, coat the
Brain I keep controlling 
sticking to my skull 
Without holding their notice 
Maybe I have spiraled out of focus
Leaving all my thoughts to obliterate my homage 
It's really you on my mind 
Your carving words Into my eyes 
Leaving notes on my spine 
As I gash into my thighs 
It’s really you on my mind
I scribbled nonsense on your veins 
You doodled through my tangled mane 
As the pages ripped 
Between words and skits 
Our seats became too distance
Too far to send our visions 
Of the present we desired and the past we wished to admire 
etched on crumpled stained paper that was soon to be waste  
Sprawled across an abandoned place that was meant to house the unworthy and the disgraced 

Copyright © Iza Garcia Alonso | Year Posted 2025

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The Atrocity

Woke up with a headache 
Throbbing to the beat 
Of that song on the radio 
Always on repeat 
Sung by a masochist 
Written by a creep 
How I love when I’m criticized by the meek 
By a rickety white man 
That’s morals are constructed
By hate and inequality 
Love that’s paired with scrutiny 
Plus constructs that are weak 
Trust my lovely brother 
He’s funded manipulation 
For a proper nation 
Where the homos repent 
Where the women are mothers 
Where the church is forced on the troubled 
Where naturalism is turned to ash 
Where equality is taught to be bad 
Woke up with a headache 
Throbbing to the beat 
Of the rhythm the soldiers make with their feet 
Reciting orders told to them 
Mistakes will certify being beat 
They learn the steps to a dance 
Named the atrocity

Copyright © Iza Garcia Alonso | Year Posted 2025

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A Year Has Past

Nothing beats the summer breeze 
The memories of the ones who leave 
Lotus flowers smile at me
Saying this will pass, you’ll come to see 
Walking in a forest with my shoes in my bag 
Wishing I were leaving the town that I have 
The year is almost over, and I’m still lying on the grass
The year is almost over, and I still step on broken glass 
Pop another Valium
To soothe the attacks 
My body’s stiff and stagnant 
But now it’s turning back 
I just want my mama 
She levels out the sad 
Wanna go back home 
I miss what I had
I miss what hurt me last
My bedroom feels so rotten 
As I lay on my stomach 
I pray, I pray 
For another 
Just another solemn day 
Oh, how I pray 
For the world to spare some change 
Please, lord bless my name 

Question my camaraderie
Yes, I’m still attached 
My mind is always cluttered 
Still thinking of the past 
I just want some stability 
It lets me stay intact 
Wanna go back home 
I miss what I had 
I often fantasize about the year
That left me cracked 
Left me bawling tears
Getting high every day 
Beach trips and smoking 
Some ty friends
Who urged me to stay that way
It was nice while it lasted 
Oh so fantastic 
I thought everything would be okay 
Everything will be okay 
That’s what I say 
That everything will be okay 
That’s what I say 
Now that I’m losing my faith 

Copyright © Iza Garcia Alonso | Year Posted 2025

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Didn't Say So

Peeling clementines while crying
Gotta get it together this time
Partied on the weekend
One drink won’t start a fight
The lights draw me in
They’re saying it will be alright 
I’m just a loser
Who has to stay sober on party night
Sitting on dried-up spit
Trying to push my tears down
I’ll be the jester if I cry
The crowd is shouting
Laughing, kissing, waving goodbye
Why can’t I see it?
Why am I not healthy and bright?
My friend is kneeling
Asking if I’m alright
Why can’t I see it?
Why can’t I be a girl full of life

Copyright © Iza Garcia Alonso | Year Posted 2025


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Paper Cut

My paper cut is infected 
Cause it was neglected 
Bandaids won’t solve the issue 
Some alcohol on a tissue 
Slice up all my fingers 
Cut my arms 
Tear my veins 
Rip my heart 
Why are you vain 
You got some blood on your hands 
Just wash them 
Pretend to understand
You think your such a man
By leaving me buried in the sand 
My paper cut is infected 
I might need some septic 
Slap my cheek 
Ignore my defeat 
You got my blood on your hands 
I don’t know who I am
Bleeding out on the road 
Pass the stop sign 
Cause I know your ready to go

Copyright © Iza Garcia Alonso | Year Posted 2025

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