Vestigial LoveA Poem by RyanInspired by Atreyu's "Demonology and Heartache".Crack.
Your delicate hands Methodically break each of my ribs. The pain echoes in my head, and with each Tongue-gnawing throb, My heart flutters. Bit by bit, those beautiful, dainty fingers, Rend open my chest. You progress at a leisurely pace; Slow enough to savor the sensation. My blood pools at your feet. So long as your hand Is the intruder, I will yield my blood. Should I be screaming in agony? A foreign hand palms the Very organ that keeps me alive. The truth is this: The moment your hand squeezed my heart I took my first breath. Please! Take my useless, Calloused heart. I’m dead With or without it. What good is an unused heart? Tear the abomination out of my chest Let me take my last Agonizing breath. I’ll sleep well, knowing You are the one who robbed me of it. © 2011 Ryan |
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1 Review Added on March 15, 2011 Last Updated on March 27, 2011 AuthorRyanAboutCollege student interested in poetry, but too shy to admit it. My poetry is a little dark sometimes, and other times it is very lighthearted. All of the poems I have up are here to be reviewed. Ev.. more..Writing
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