She’s not a Drunk

She’s not a Drunk

A Poem by Rachika Evelyn Fauz

The drink in her hand,
stands turning warm,
bitter rotten,
smelling of eggs,
maybe her breath,
she hasn't bathed since the vampires 
left the nest.
it could be one of those,
it could be her souls gone.
and the reddish drink fill her
 she cant stand it.
i guess she liked the empty
but she cant drink anymore.
the bottles almost gone,
its been drowned,
her souls back.
she's not a drunkard,
but her soul is back.
maybe the night just bring out her vampire,
they cut thru her mind
like vines clinging to the last
sordid past she so clearly never
wants to ever let go.
she's seen night after night
listening to those words again
over n over again
'you are a w***e my child,
the devils breaths you.’
"father forgive me for whatever i did,
i am not a w***e.
you cut your heart out when you left,
i am not a w***e."

© 2016 Rachika Evelyn Fauz


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Added on October 17, 2016
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Rachika Evelyn Fauz
Rachika Evelyn Fauz

Delhi, India



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Poem enthusiast. Artist. love the silence. in love with the moon. more..

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