The ache of my body isn't strange,
No one else can move me, the notes fell with age.
I pretend that I listen, the starry eyes, the bland of my sorrow,
Visual thought occupied my protected mind, someone threw an arrow.
I have no authority over my anguishing actions,
I have no ability, I lost my crown in one of my wars,
Could I write about my wars,
I etched my poems with unspoken scars.
Some soldiers craved holes in the back and heart,
When I glanced again, I found the familiarity,
They were my home once, they were with guns in my normality.
I dropped salty falls, I saw them bury that little girl that I knew,
They were with hammer and sticking spikes because I'm not something new.
I tried with screams, but they didn't even move their skin, their sighs felt like a knife,
I'm full of black and hatred, memories shoot me daily, I want to run beyond your glass,
Cause there I'll commence with a life.
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Beyond The Glass
PoetryPutting poetry and prose on a glasses, A time passes, The scar built gashes, a sake of my health drew ashes, This poetry talks about the glasses, and my Cancer journey.