
you fanned the flames
from one senseless spark
everyone saw how
these things were made
in the worst possible shape
there was not an iota of truth in it
you did it for one purpose, to be noticed
and get a higher position
in this rat race of brutal bullies
smoking, snorting, or injecting crack
just like you did
with your boys at nights –
memories that last
forever
only identifying my weaknesses
only on one side
to hit with more force
making it more fun
than to bring it to the table;
after that Monday I tried really hard
to throw you out of my heart
it didn’t help, it was the same
for a long time
it stuck to me like an old splinter to a tree
and I think
you will stay there
as you represent
the first unrequited love I’ve never had
and the next ones without fulfilment
leaving me alone in disfavour
bordering on insanity
will you ever let me be…?
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Mescaline Brisset
The crowd is the gathering place of the weakest; true creation is a solitary act.
Charles Bukowski
'Sister I'm a Poet' (Morrissey) after hours and avid fiction writer who works on many projects simultaneously, thanks to Cormac McCarthy
Comments (3)
The tragedy when the utilitarian meets one longing for connection, using them up & tossing what's left aside.
Great poem!
Enjoyed the poem