Misery

by Kelz45   Jun 16, 2018


Misery is like snakes squeezing the life out of its pray.
Hurting so deeply, not knowing what to say.

Wishing to parish but scared of death,
Wish I knew where to turn to next.

Misery laying heavily on me,
In a marriage I hate but to insecure to leave.

"Who would want such a women" plays in my ear,
These repeated words he said for me to hear.

Misery of believing your not worth a damn,
Holds me down like a Devilish hand.

The tears burn my sensitive cheeks,
As I always cry myself to sleep.

Wishing the monsters of the night,
would come and end my miserable life.

Instead I am made to suffer,
I'm a bad person, wife and mother.

I do what I can to carry on,
Pretend to be happy like nothings wrong.

Until the day I can get up the nerve,
And end this miserable life, like I deserve!

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