-untitled-A Poem by Triston TaylorJust trying new things, really need feedback.
I wake and wash my dry throat with
sweet depression, vision blurry, drowsy from endless insomniac sleep. Not missing much any ways. Dreams are gone, night terrors caress my dreams when my mind finally finds a way to rest. Happiness? I knew him years ago. What I swell fellow. Lost that friend to the b***h of life. My soul degrades to nothing as I strive, strive to feel happy. A knife so jagged is all I have to bring me ease, bring me slight joy. After my refreshment and crimson painting I begin to stride through this hell. My free territorial torture cell. Awake or sleep. I a slave to my country and a convict, imprisoned to my own devil inside. I creep on the fiery sidewalk, waiting, fearing, observing, falling, to what hides in the black along the devastating road. My soul cries to a God that no longer cares. A God who listens but laughs with my pain. My sobbing prayers caught by the wrong power. By a God of fear, evil. A God who encrypts a life of pain to my fate. I walk through days of repeat, waiting for change, a miracle working past encrypt fate. © 2015 Triston Taylor |
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1 Review Added on May 24, 2015 Last Updated on May 24, 2015 AuthorTriston TaylorOshkosh, WIAboutI'm 17 and I want to take the talent I have further, I want more people to review my poetry and help me take it farther. more..Writing
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