Snake TongueA Poem by JerissonA little teen angst is good once in a while.I am to blame For the snake's venom Dripping down the face of vengeance
As revenge is a double-edged sword And both sides point it at me And I plea to the puppetmaster of this tragedy
But tragically it's a mere reflection of what I try to do As reflected truth reveals the crook He who took premature ideals and mixed them with insoluble substances To substantially increase the pain of both parties Booting me through my own pain
The very speed I make to escape Leads me back to the cage where I wrestle The ideals of fiction and reality Leading me straight out of sanity
Vulnerable with the door to my heart and mind unlocked And as I try to talk to the snake, The language barrier brings me to realize That these eyes I stare into are mine, Where my words bleed in the souls of others Leading to a sense of negativity Where I positively wish for the best
But the opposite occurs where the venom bleeds into the very hearts of mere mortals Blessing them into hell where they pit In the very hole of troubles I dug myself into
So they're stuck in too, lead inside by own selfish pleads And so I continue to plead to myself, insane to another And as no other option occurs
I bite my own skin to let the venom circulate my veins Where my previous efforts have lied in vain Let it circulate through mine and no one else's For the snake is impervious to thine own poison
Thus, leading to the suffering of one and joy of many Where hopefully many come to grow to console And two beings of same DNA, with minor mutations Culture each other in each other's culture And learn to grow beyond the immaturity of ignorance
Power is poison brought upon oneself by the purest of intentions Accidentally, but intentionally creating an incident in which it is impossible to declare the outcome But of out of which comes a hatred between two beings Brought together by the double-edged sword they now pit in each other's hearts.
-Jerisson DeLaCruz 10-2-11 © 2012 Jerisson |
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Added on July 21, 2012 Last Updated on July 21, 2012 Author
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