My New FriendA Poem by Evangeline Allyson MonroeThis is the third in a series of poems that I have made. Check out the first two (my most recent ones).
Whispers echo
Off every wall, Through every hall, In the locker room. Everything they assume, Every lie that they spread Reaches my ears, Engulfs my mind Like a the waves lapping the shore, Always receding, But always returning. Drunken babble, Sober chaos, Leather belts, Metal poles. A slap across my face, A kick to my butt, Blood smeared over my body. No one there to see me cry. Whispers echo Off every "friend", Through every clique, In every mind. Everything they ever said, All of it one big lie To see if they could make me cry. Like rain clouds blowing in the wind, I refuse until I am out of their sight. Mother is never there In person, but in heart. Father is never there In heart, but in person. Another beating, Another reason to cry. Too many tomorrows, Too many have passed. Alone, By myself, Surrounded by whispers, Murmurs, Fire, Escaping from the mouths of dragons. Ice cold contempt, Ice cold hate, Ice cold enmity Melts away to reveal something much worse headed my way. Alone, Alone together, Just me and my new friend. Silver and sharp, Used and forgotten; We have so much in common. He gives me red wrists And euphoric pain, And I clean him off After every meeting. © 2012 Evangeline Allyson MonroeAuthor's Note
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Added on July 23, 2012 Last Updated on July 23, 2012 Tags: Self harm, Body Image, Negative, Anorexia, Bulimia, Depression Author |