EyesA Poem by C BurgWhen I remember who I was The hopelessness goes rushing back into my eyes The hazel jewels scream out for some sort of rescue But deep down I know the cries for help will never work A painful memory haunts my every move Eat less, you’re too fat. You’re stupid, you’ll never be educated. Nobody will ever love you I pray to the one God I trust, So that maybe I will cease to be haunted. The gods have never helped, and they never will. My cries for help have always been ignored. My mother gave me my eyes The mother who loved me The mother who died from cancer Leaving me with the fears that I will die too Now my eyes tell a different story They burst with fireworks of amber The corners tighten when I smile, I no longer need release My God no longer ignores me, Instead I’m pushed Be more of a friend Less of an enemy More caring Less cruel casualties Just because eyes express, Don’t mean they must control Mine show hopelessness and defeat But I don’t act that way.
© 2017 C BurgAuthor's Note
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