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Shattered Sunshine

A Poem

By Christina Marie MartinPublished 8 years ago • 1 min read

The cement beneath me is hard and cold.

It brings me to reminisce of your heart.

The sobs bellowing from my center shake the earth to its core.

This can't be happening. I have been torn apart.

The bruises on my ego match the bruises on my arms.

You've beaten me in more ways than one.

I hate you. I hate me. I hate that I love you.

The stars are laughing at me, going dark. There's no sun.

I closed my eyes to the flags that everyone else seen so clearly.

There's no way I can face all this shame.

How can a person that I held onto so dearly,

Shatter my world like it was only a game?

Because that person was myself that answered by another name.

heartbreak

About the Creator

Christina Marie Martin

I am a hopeful woman with a past full of moments that shaped me into the loving, kind and compassionate writer I am today. I have a passion for words, truth and life. I want to change your world with my words.

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    Written by Christina Marie Martin