Wingless Angel

Wingless Angel

A Poem by Violetta Alexis
"

How I felt about my ex.

"






"Wingless Angel"




The clouds intimidate the blood that boils within her.
The blood that boils from stolen gifts; missing.

From the highest rock she surrenders her voice,
Parts her trembling lips like she has for lies.

The echo feeds the air for its hungry silence
Screaming, leaning off the highest rock, she waits.

The warmth of his body, she can sink her teeth into.
The windows to her demons close, to smile again.

Death awaits her, yet she can taste life behind her like a thousand kisses.
To pull her from the ledge is like medication for his soul, his sickness.

Her screams still echo in his ears, deafening his immortality,
Escaping from her mortal mind into the forest of fabrication.

He is gone.  Gone again.  The rocks, the rocks.
The ocean beneath her, what 'tis its destiny?

Scarred arms violently play mercy with the ledge -
A brawl with nature in a bloody tournament of hollow hearts.

Distinct stones become distinct because of the blood that consumes them.
She drains herself white until he shall come again, if possible.

This sea of selfishness masquerades as a sea of sacrifice,
however, tinting the ocean below her with the color of passion.

It is getting cold inside of her already icy skin, no cries,
The warmth of his body, she can sink her teeth into, no lies.

His hands brings the same gift as a bandaid, yet again, here.
Behind her, he cries softly in a muffled terror that taunts.

The bleeding never seizes, but her pain becomes her pleasure
The warmth he can bring seems to fade from her frozen facade.

His tears that created the ocean is tainted by her pleasure now
The gems that built the tower are only bloody rocks on a ledge.

He turns, he runs, wiping blood from his thumbs
A warm heart transforms into an icebox from the unstoppable.

Here she lay, all alone without bandaid or warmth
In a panic, a frenzy, if you will, she searches for a source.

The rocks are jaded and the ocean is her blood bath...
If you looked at it from her angle, 'tis quite romantic.

How to bring back his gifts is the question to a beautiful answer -
The ledge and the ocean and the body that has yet to lie below it.

There she goes; wind beating her chest, windows to her demons closed,
Here he comes, standing at the ledge, ready with gifts of patience.

Watching her fall, impossible for the gift of giving now
She hits rock bottom.  This is the only gift the wingless Angel has not.

"Goodbye, Violetta."

© 2013 Violetta Alexis


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You're a breath of fresh air for me and quickly becoming one of my favorites to read because i don't normally read your style. I've felt very dark lately but I've wanted the darkness to be "feminine" if that makes any sense. You're just on the opposite end of the spectrum from me when it comes to poetry. You're my fix for a dark feminine POV from an actual woman. Not a gay dude lol.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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Posted 11 Years Ago


You're a breath of fresh air for me and quickly becoming one of my favorites to read because i don't normally read your style. I've felt very dark lately but I've wanted the darkness to be "feminine" if that makes any sense. You're just on the opposite end of the spectrum from me when it comes to poetry. You're my fix for a dark feminine POV from an actual woman. Not a gay dude lol.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Strongly delivers the stark side of relationship, the ravenous soul-rending possible. Many gorgeous lines.

"This sea of selfishness masquerades as a sea of sacrifice" rings true.

You conjure a warrior's tonic from cold pleasure-pain inflamed. We who are about die and resurrect again salute you.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

very nice, i love the imagery used and story line is amazing!

It is getting cold inside of her already icy skin, no cries
The warmth of his body, she can sink her teeth into, no lies.

His hands brings the same gift as a bandaid, yet again, here
Behind her, he cries softly in a muffled terror that taunts.

i really loved these lines

Posted 14 Years Ago


I have only one suggestion.

The line distinct stones become distinct because of the blood that consumes them is a little redundant and doesn't quite flow with the rest of the piece.

Everything else was wonderful. Filled with passion, and fire. Keep editing and it will become even more saturated in anger.

Posted 14 Years Ago


This is wonderful! I just love the way you wrote each word and the descriptions are beautiful! Wonderful write. Can't wait to read more of your writings.

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This is beautifully written. I love your choice of words. This poem is filled with such emotion, it's as if I can feel everything you're writing.

Death awaits her, yet she can taste life behind her like a thousand kisses
To pull her from the ledge is like medication for his soul, his sickness.

This stanza struck me as particularly amazing. Keep it up. You're a great poet.

Posted 14 Years Ago


The rocks are jaded, the ocean is her blood bath
If you looked at it from her angle, 'tis quite romantic.

How to bring back his gifts is the question to a beautiful answer
The ledge and the ocean and the body that has yet to lie below it.

Such an amazing write here. I thought the flow was on key.
This is worded so well. I enjoyed this write alot. You have talent.


Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Really good piece. I love the length of the poem, because you draw out the emotion in it and make it hit home. Very emotional, and it was great the way you arranged the words. The only complaint I have is this line:

"His tears that created the ocean is tainted by her pleasure now"

I would change "is" to "are" if the subject of the line is tears, not ocean. Overall, though, this poem was absolutely amazing and emotionally striking. Nice job.

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Violetta Alexis

Portsmouth, VA



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