Turn AroundA Poem by Isabel BrianneYour touch used to whisper over my skin Promising a gentle love that caressed my lips with a sweet song But that grip tightened and you became an artist As you painted my white canvas with splotches of purple Your shouting is a cacophony of broken trust and plummeting self-worth With each curse I spiral further into the darkness My eyes are rimmed red around the edges I wipe the anger from your knuckles and regret from my face Your once charming smile is filled with malicious intent I cower behind a crumbling facade of false security Our mirror unveils my distorted perceptions My knees crumple, I'm carving til my nails puncture the surface Your hands are prying me away from my fragile grip on tenacity I'm left with crooked fingers screaming in pain I'm gasping for help but everyone is turned away I'm left on my own and unable to escape The light leaves my eyes as I become your emotionless doll Losing a game I was too late to realize we were playing
© 2016 Isabel Brianne |
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1 Review Added on December 8, 2016 Last Updated on December 8, 2016 Tags: abuse, abusive relationship, relationship, depression, help, sad Author
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