Let's Talk

Let's Talk

A Poem by Fia Naturie

Tell me what you need
Tell me what I can’t see
The pain that lies beneath

 
The pain cannot be explained
It rolls endlessly in my brain
Tell you…
For what?
It’ll drive you insane.
No, talking will not help me
 
I can't tell you
Then you will see
The damages
The cracks
That is deep in me
 
Talk to you?
You’ll run from me
Your that light
The one that helps me at night
 
It’s dark here
Laying alone, I fear
Emotions
Mimicking the dark color of the sky
 
I can take it a little longer
I am stronger
I will say this
I will survive this
 
Don't do that dear
 Shed a tear
I’m damned if I do and damned if I don't
I simply won't

One day this cage will open wide
When I cannot  hold it inside
Then and only then I will talk
No more pressing, going for a walk

© 2025 Fia Naturie


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This speaks of a deep loneliness, possibly from someone who feels trapped; and yearning to talk.

The writer also speaks as if, expressing her sorrow; from the confines of a "cage".

In one telling verse, she refers to someone as her "light"; whom she is helped by at night.



Posted 2 Days Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Fia Naturie

1 Day Ago

Thank you, Twilight. I am happy you like this



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Powerful, You nailed this one. Great work.

Posted 2 Days Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Fia Naturie

1 Day Ago

Thank you Thomas
This speaks of a deep loneliness, possibly from someone who feels trapped; and yearning to talk.

The writer also speaks as if, expressing her sorrow; from the confines of a "cage".

In one telling verse, she refers to someone as her "light"; whom she is helped by at night.



Posted 2 Days Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Fia Naturie

1 Day Ago

Thank you, Twilight. I am happy you like this

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