Thunder RoadA Poem by Amber BeinShe walk down the
broken and crumbled road Breathing in the
stale midnight air Slicing, shredding
her insides with every breath Everything is
depressingly quiescent Its calmly silent on
the road Except the thousands
of steady drips of the descending raindrops The roaring roll of
the thunder The sparkling crackle
of the lighting It is so calmly
silent on the broken and crumbled road But it is
excruciating loud inside her head Herself, drowning in
all the noise Caused by all the
words that she never said She’s killing herself
with all the regrets Staring down the
road, nothing There is nothing,
like a ghost town And she’s the ghost,
in a town of nothing but nothing She should never have
been here, on this road Running forward,
running forward All the while looking
back over her shoulder Visions creep inside
her mind of the past that she running from The truth, lies,
revenge, death, evil, sorrow Drowning in all the
sins not of mine Louder and louder the
voices get as they scream At her weakness At her inability to
believe the truth At her ignorance to
believe the lie At her weakness to
summit to the evil The lighting strikes
while the thunder roars The voices in her
head get louder to the point where it is painful The lighting roars
while the thunder strikes Every thing in her
life is spinning out of control Into a black abbes
that now consumes her life The noise will never
end And the storm will
forever go on Because she can never
take back the words that I never said © 2013 Amber Bein |
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Added on August 4, 2013 Last Updated on August 4, 2013 Author
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