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Poems: Dying relationships

Painful relationship poems

By Nikki AlbertPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
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Poems: Dying relationships
Photo by Shoeib Abolhassani on Unsplash

SET ME FREE

Kill me, stab me;

Gut me, bleed me;

Set me free,

Finally.

Stop this torture;

Break my heart.

Be steady, be sure,

Tear us apart.

Rip us asunder;

Let’s be done with this game.

Be the storm, be the thunder;

And I’ll be the same.

By Josep Castells on Unsplash

THE STORM

Shhh, be quiet and still.

It all means nill.

It’s happening already,

The storm comes; be steady.

Here comes the knave,

Crashing down on the wave.

Laughing at the storm he made,

Lying about the role he played.

Here comes the wind blowing,

All the time knowing,

The storm she stirred,

Left all unheard.

sad poetry
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About the Creator

Nikki Albert

I'm a fiction writer under the pen name Lily Hamilton and a blogger under my name. I live in Alberta, Canada with my common-law spouse and my cat. I'm currently on disability with fibromyalgia, chronic migraine disease and chronic vertigo

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