A Confession

A Confession

A Poem by Enigma

Doctor, I need to confess a secret

Hidden among many layers

Of fake smiles and dry tears

I need to know if I am okay

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There are times when the world

Seems to turn upside down

The walls crumble and people intrude

They don’t respect my privacy

Or the fact that I am a recluse

They come closer till I’m suffocated

My mind feels as if its about to burst

How can I stop this?

 

Criticism, is difficult to digest

Though I am used to being loathed and cursed

For I have known nothing beyond that

I do not wish to blame

But won’t hide the responsibility

Which rests on my family for being so

I can’t remember being loved or adored at home

But when the same dislike

Comes from an outside

It tears my heart apart

And wrecks my concentration

Not only do my eyes drown in tears of self-pity

But the nerves stop functioning as well

My hands freeze and drop things

I cannot co-ordinate myself

The feeling of crumbling becomes real

Too real, I’m afraid

How can I stop this?

 

The poison of guilt flows through me

A guilt devoid of reason

Maybe of the failure tattooed on my fate

Or maybe because life seems like a drag

And everyday is a new torture

I desperately hold on to the things that keep me alive

And yet, the worth of myself remains invisible

I am scared to look over the past
And ponder on my doings

The conclusion might over-whelm me

The fear, how can I escape it?

How can I stop this?

 

My head feels heavy

My skin burns

My stomach churns

My vision blurs

I feel I have had too much to take for once

Doctor, will I die?

 

© 2011 Enigma


Author's Note

Enigma
Something I felt like I 'needed' to write.

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I often wonder how life gets to the point of fear that seeps from this passage of ink. I ask as well, what can be done to make those fears and trepidation vanish and be replaced with positive light. I read many works of ink that are filled with similar threads to thought and I wonder if society is flawed and if so, how can be corrected.
With what ever has brought up you this ink, I hope you find a light. No one should feel as these words pour onto the page.

Wolfie

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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Confessions are suppose to be good for the soul. Such as this poem describes it is a moving time in life. I embrace the beauty of this and although it has intense and raw parallels to it I am engaged.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I often wonder how life gets to the point of fear that seeps from this passage of ink. I ask as well, what can be done to make those fears and trepidation vanish and be replaced with positive light. I read many works of ink that are filled with similar threads to thought and I wonder if society is flawed and if so, how can be corrected.
With what ever has brought up you this ink, I hope you find a light. No one should feel as these words pour onto the page.

Wolfie

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

That's just really intense and deep and so...emotionally in touch. If it's autobiographical, I can't imagine what must have happened. Are you all right?

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Deeply intense write. Nicely done.

~anna rose

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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