Soundless MercyA Poem by EzraMy little brother died in a car accident, two years ago, and I have yet to drive a car again. Many people say I am doing okay and have found peace. Truth is, I just manage to hold on
My past, a pair of brakes turned to maggots
Feeble, but could not be controlled Bits of life faded with color, as unmerciful demons took shape. I saw you for a brief second the split moment it takes for a heart to beat Your eyes fought the trauma that consumed you and left pitiful droplets for me. Now, I scream. Mercy without sound. the droplets of loss have become a river powerful in forms of rage beyond the banks. Sunlight is only the false exorcist, of darkness thrashing against the current. It drowns me even when I plead for my sanity, peace, and well-being. My future, the living memorial of you, Jonah that lives on in death the fish that swims with a coursing river. Flashbacks may haunt me, break me May your lightness restore me, awake me, and save me from the demons who swim through me. © 2013 EzraReviews
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