Dying LoveA Poem by Alyssa SolomonThis is a poem dealing with domestic abuse. Since this is something teen girls deal with I thought I would rate it as such. Dying Love Your words say I love you. In a tone so delicate and sweet. My bruises feel the heat of your slap against my face. Your touch says in the midnight hour when you are in need you'll never leave. The blood now trickling my mouth from your fists to me it tastes like mace. In open air and in the market I can breathe. In public's eye you are nice and kind. Now you are a prince and I am blind to the night before. You open up the door for me as we tarry on. I even heard you tell the shop keeper I was your girl. We get back it's late, after round three your in a drunken state. Now you tell me I am a w***e. I cry in shame you did not hit me so it's okay it's only a name. I carry on day after day wanting to leave but all I can do is stay. I wake up in stark revelation after many years, I really cannot live this way not another minute not a single day. You came home a suitcase in my hand was found. For one moment of truth I stood my ground. A week later my body discovered in a lake. I guess in love's agony I did drown.
© 2011 Alyssa SolomonAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on September 4, 2011 Last Updated on September 4, 2011 AuthorAlyssa SolomonLondon, CanadaAboutI am thirty years old. I love to write and travel. I love going out for coffee and enjoying local sights. I love nature. I love watching crime scene movies. I love classical music and love to watch t.. more..Writing
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