I fell in love with the snakiest devil in town
A devil with eons of practice
In the various ways one
Can torture the heart
As always,
It starts with streets lined with gold
This surely will never grow old
The memories pile one upon another
Each one more perilessly romantic than the last
Until that fall from grace
That mask you wore as face
It fell so hard it sent shock waves
Through those memories made of gold
Those memories I still hold dear
Even though the silver tongued devil had
My heart at the time
When things took a turn for the worse,
The mind games, the twists, and turns
Happening to those memories,
And my heart,
oh my heart
My reality is now crumpled like a ball of paper
Like the ball of paper those love notes were on....
That demon had the rights to my heart
Each transgression was more painful than the last
My heart was is seventeen pieces on the floor
I have since swept them up and
Threw them out the door
That pain turned into power
Not just any power
But power of note!
Power to love myself like I never had before,
To kick all that pain out the door,
It took time, I do tell,
My heart frozen for months,
But now I can say,
I fought the devil
and I won
About the Creator
Susan Eileen
If you like what you see here, please find me on Amazon. I have two published books under the name of Susan Eileen. I am currently working on a selection of short stories and poems. My two published books are related to sobriety.
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Comments (1)
Sad poem that turned empowering. Love it.