BlackA Poem by Alaska
I try to change
To escape my past Shave my hair Dye it dark But I know that the memories are always there. Starve my body Get rid of the curves Get rid of the tan skin It's all starting to destroy my nerves. I was shallow and naive So quick to judge Now I keep to myself Because I know that everyone one of us can hold a grudge. I dress in dark clothes To drive people away A sign that warns people That I'm just a sorry messed up display. The scars on my skin Some thick and some thin Are marks of my past From my torture within. I let my skin grow paler everyday Don't touch the sunlight Don't let it give you false hope That everything will be okay. I shut myself in Push everyone away The people that get too close I have to hurt to keep them safe. "They don't understand" I tell myself each day "They lie to you Darling, They tell you they'll help keep your demons at bay" Don't trust anyone Keep your guard up at all times Because once you fall in love with anything It's taken away from you sooner or later When the bell starts to chime. My daily mantra Consists of 2 lines: "Do not love anything." "Do not trust anyone." A steady march through my head. Too many heart breaks All of them a waste of time They cut through my heart Every time it happens it feels like a crime. The story of me It's a disgusting reality Once I've read this poem And all of it's entirety. © 2014 Alaska |
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Added on August 16, 2014 Last Updated on August 16, 2014 |