Take your smile (and twist it out)A Poem by honeyleensWhen you're angry after a break up
I hate that you made me hate you
close that rage in a cage and let the fire burn out, looking past the bars to shout. shut down the time you said you'd bring me ice-condensation stars just to make the smile come out. bring the world into this room and see the hurt bloom and maybe you'll see all the moments you could've set me free: like ice glazed crystal trees that are longing to reach the sun before the day is done and done. oh, and i lose control: tugging at the strings you hold me in. and oh, i hate that you smile; i want to take it away for a while, tear it up and hold the scatters while you lose everything that matters. and oh, i hate all that you say, want to mar the steel in your ears with crusted rust so you can't hear all the jeers that i can't contain. curl my fingers into my wrist and make a skeleton tight fist, and twist it in your heart. take away the crying eyes in your face, you don't mean it, i know, anyways.
all these cries, i know they're fake. so, take all the hate that i feel, burning under confined tan peels like kindling in the fire, let it consume all that made us you and me, me and you. just end this mockery, charade before i wilt like petals to the floor exhausted from the hate forming clots under my skin. © 2012 honeyleens |
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1 Review Added on October 8, 2012 Last Updated on October 8, 2012 Tags: break up, heartbreak, anger, hatred, love, relationships AuthorhoneyleensAboutAbout me: Leena Blog: Certain Dark Things: click here for current poetry blog Leena Weekly: click here for my weekly blog (includes interests/music recs/photography). Read requests: Unfortun.. more..Writing
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