Poems

Deep Inside

Leave me, you coward. I am Nothing
more to you than Something
thrown up by the dog on your floor.
I'm not taking it anymore.
I am so sick of your lies
that all I can do is despise
you, kick you, kill you in my
dreams of when, finally, I
can leave all your Hate and I'm free.
But if only I had known how lonely
my life would be after you went away,
and Darkness takes hold. So I pray
for Satan to take my soul, for it's
as empty as my heart, no love, nothing. And it hits
me. Nothing is left deep inside me.
So I lie down and
let my body
die.

 

My Seclusion

The trees are tall and seem to touch the sky,
The river flows, so clean and crystal clear.
Birds are singing, free and way up high.
The best thing is that no one else is here.
So many leaves cast shadows on the ground
And on the river flowing sweetly on.
I'm sitting in this peaceful place I found,
And smile at the warm kiss of the sun.
Tranquillity seeps to my very core,
Blowing all the stress and pain away.
How could I ever ask for any more?
I like it here and think I might just stay.
I'll sit so silent, still and all alone
That soon enough I know I'll turn to stone.