Memories of AngerA Poem by Mike WinegarI remember like it was the day before
All those clever, well-crafted barbs thrown in my direction. I remember the tears of youth unbroken by childish laughter. The pain knew where to find me at the core of my core. Left naked in a storm of scorn with no protection, So long ago, but the hate lingers after. Fitfully, vainly trying to stop up every hole Before the hate finds a way to escape
And race down the corridors of my mind.
It will find the center of my soul
And there take on its awful shape Only to leave a legacy of anger behind. Trying to hold the darkness at bay With self-made sunshine and lifted chin But the memories of anger soak through me like rain. I look back on memories tinted watercolor gray. No true sunlight finds its way in And the darkness of pain and hate swallows me whole once again. © 2011 Mike WinegarReviews
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2 Reviews Added on November 13, 2011 Last Updated on November 13, 2011 AuthorMike WinegarBluff City, TNAboutI enjoy writing and drawing as a means of expression and introspection. I like to imagine an image or setting and either write about it or draw a picture of it, usually while listening to music. .. more..Writing
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