![]() Ink TearsA Poem by Mirabela-Denisa Căpîlna![]() Ink Tears is a powerful exploration of writing as a form of healing, where words replace wounds and ink becomes the lifeblood of the soul. A deeply emotional piece about transforming pain into art.![]() When wounds are deep, and cuts won't mend, And shadows fall, that have no end, I do not bleed, the crimson red, But darker hues, flow out instead. No crimson tide, upon my skin, But words that spill, from deep within. A different pain, a different art, The ink that flows, straight from my heart. When sorrow strikes, and tears should fall, I do not weep, against a wall. My eyes stay dry, my voice is still, But oh, the words, my pages fill! They pour and spill, a raging stream, A whispered cry, a broken dream. Each letter formed, a drop of pain, Washing my soul, like cleansing rain. I do not bleed, with open sores, But ink that stains, and then restores. A language born, of inner strife, The written word, that gives me life. The world may see, a stoic face, But on the page, they'll find the trace, Of every hurt, and every fear, Transformed to ink, and made so clear. For I am bound, to word and rhyme, To capture feelings, lost to time. To give them form, to set them free, This is how I bleed, you see. No crimson flow, no outward sign, But oceans deep, of words that shine. With every verse, a wound laid bare, My ink-stained soul, beyond compare. This is my release. So let me bleed, upon the page, Let ink-tears flow, and soothe my rage. For in this art, I find my peace, Where brokenness, can find release. And I, can truly be. My hurt, my ink. My everything.
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Added on March 17, 2025 Last Updated on March 17, 2025 Tags: poetry, writing as healing, emotional release, pain, self-expression, creativity, inner struggle, catharsis, resilience, artistic soul Author![]() Mirabela-Denisa CăpîlnaAboutsince seventh grade, i have poured feelings onto paper. love letters to a soulmate i had not yet met. dreams too fragile to share. quiet sorrows that only paper could hold. in the solitude of writing,.. more..Writing
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