Unconscious ConfessionsA Poem by Hanna McGivernQuite a dark, introspective rage sort of piece.Just going to lie there and watch my eyes close. Watch my silent tears fill the confusion that wishes to force its way into your pathetic white boy face, spoilt by mummy's money. No tears for you because you gave them to me and watched as I lay silent to your silent violence.
It is not alright because I do not love you. I wish you were drowning like I was on that starless night under a label that gave me concrete feet and threatens to suffocate the numb.
Your crime gave me so much time.
Silent panic strangles my mind as empty places aren't enough for the memories you withhold.
Silent wishes to claw at your half-hearted grasp on a limp body that used to be mine. © 2013 Hanna McGivernAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorHanna McGivernHamilton, New ZealandAboutHi I'm Hanna, I am a forth year anthropology student and I love writing poetry. I am currently taking a creative writing course as part of my honours degree. I am keen to meet other poets/writers and .. more..Writing
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