Stabbing at Words

by Poet on the Piano   Jun 24, 2012


These words are too hungry
for my soul's peace,
for I know that when
innuendos of that one
emancipated day
come, I won't be the same
stuff of their talk,
and there will be no more
bruises of conscience,
because I'll be

facing a new
unwritten heart.

And this courage I've
bottled up and thrown
into the river,
a dozen times
when the moon was
nodding off in
unconsciousness
and I thought I could
surrender to it,

will be brought here...

and all the rest
of the words' last thought
will no longer bleed in me.

Written 6/24/2012.

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  • 12 years ago

    by Steven Beesley

    Let the past afflictions be gone, when all is said and done tomorrow is a new day with a new begining.

    Lovely write.

  • 12 years ago

    by Karla

    Hun,

    Your poems are stabbing my heart for I feel such a sadness in your pen. This piece is lovely.