Saving Grace



Alone,
I wiped the raindrops off the coffin
And dropped a flower in my dead dreams.
Have I not grieved enough?

Answers,
Were delivered as I looked
At the graves of all the promises I broke.
Grief was the shards twisting my resting hours.

Doomed
As light enticed me like moths to a flame
It stung how your eyes gave so much sunshine
Why did it hold such allure?

Wondrous
like a child, curious like a cat
You were an illusionist, I was a believer;
Fed with fantasy, poisoned in a bitter reality

Cold
Under the drizzle of a brewing storm,
Flood drew my roots off a melted ground
Am I slipping away?

Imagine
How blood generously gave warmth
When drawn by touching the sharpest scythe,
Left you cold when it was caressed deep in your soul.

Mad
That I am no longer a favorite
For not thriving in a preconceived reality.
Will I strike another deal?

Bargained
The castle in the air,
The future we envisioned together
In exchange for a piny relief, I screamed defeat

Loved
The comfort sadness had given
When the suffering was far from forgiving.
was it my best friend?

Monsters
They made to frighten, now a company
to my dark days lovingly combing the frays.
Taming brittles, praising strands from falling astray.

Cursed
The heavens in my mind deceiving -
A cove as life served punishments.
What coddles me after?

Entranced
By how a mirage cradled my entirety
Into safety when the other side of me was in shambles.
My vision now snapshots of dull colors, a house full of horrors

About this poem

This poem is in a free verse form. This is all about grief, discouragement, escape, defeat, sadness, and self-contempt. Writing all these negative emotions in me gave me an outlet to make it beautiful.

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Written on November 06, 2023

Submitted by Tardiee on November 17, 2023

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Scheme XXAX BXXB XXXX XXCD XXXE FXXX XXDX XXCX XFGX BDAE XGXC XDXB
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 1,485
Words 305
Stanzas 12
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4

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