The voice

by 4evabroken   Sep 22, 2006


The voice awakened me, it wont let me sleep!
screaming through my head as the urge digs deep...

My head is ringing, I drop to my knees
begging the voice to deafen it's screams!

The voice gets louder, I drop to the floor
I gave in, I gave up!, I couldn't take it anymore...

I satisfied the voice, I'm eager to please
my mind is pleasured! deafened by it's screams...

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  • 18 years ago

    by Letty

    Short but deep. I liked the flow of this poem and the imagery of it to. It really pulled me into it. I only think that it should have been a little longer though. So that you could have explained what did the voice want, why was it taunting you, etc. Other then that I think that you have done a wonderful job, this being your first poem and all. I suggest that you keep writing and reading different poets on this site that have great skills. Keep up the wonderful work hun! 5/5

    Best wishes
    Letty

  • 18 years ago

    by LockedInEternity

    This is a wonderful start, a very nice short poem. I think your flow was very nice and the words you chose were very suitable. Good job 5/5

  • 18 years ago

    by BeautifulxMess

    Very well written, but just look out for some puncuation needed and capitolize some of your letters. Overall it was very good! 5/5 still!

    God Bless,
    Taylor

  • 18 years ago

    by Bret Higgins

    OK, first thing this poem needs is punctuation. It's the most underrated tool in the poet's arsenal. With proper punctuation you'll be able to guide the reader through the poem and them stop and reflect in the areas that you want. It also helps to create rythm and flow.

    This could maybe be reformatted so that the first and second stanzas are joined and likewise with the third and fourth. The break disrupts the flow where you are continuing the tale.

    The first use of deafen is a bad choice of words, it's being used in the wrong context and soften or quieten would be much more suitable. If you want to keep it then you must let the reader know what the voice will deafen its scream with.

    'I couldn't take it any more' you're using could in the wrong tense, it should be can't. (couldn't being past tense instead of the present in which you are narrating)

    also it should be satisfy, not satisfied, for the same reason.

    Technicalities aside the poem is interesting espescially as I have not read apoem of this ilk on this site before... and I've read a lot of poems here. So in that respect it is original and thought provoking, to me, at least.

    Bret

  • 18 years ago

    by Amber Parker

    I love this poem. It's awesome. I love that you left it for the person to decide what it's talking about for themselves (whether it be self mutilation, eating disorders, or any other bad habit or thing someone might by addicted to). It can catch a personal level and mean something different to everyone. I love it.

    ~Scarlett

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