There is a gaze, mistress to the sun
biting the bullet, aiming the gun
scratching the surface, army of one
opening the wound, bleeding from the incision
searching for normality, puncturing the lung
circular stairs parallel, trying to envision
vicious humanity, from very young
dreams exceptionally real, never undone
shell quite pale, door opens to no one
screams hear nothing, walls higher than a mountain
damaged goods, give me the handgun
suffering mentally, physically, emotionally, agonizingly
being pulled in every direction
yet stood still in my own retrospection
visible to every resurrection
after the night to night eradication
mutilated by the savage harassment
fatigued by the personal embarrassment
pain in my veins once again, feelings of disparagement.
About the Creator
H.b. Woods
I am a mental health warrior; I battle it daily. I’m a mom to 5, a wife, a daughter, and a friend. Some of my poems are brutal as my ‘journey’ continues. Thank you for taking the time to read my poems.
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