You wear a mask
a filthy one with guilt and shame plastered all over it.
It disgusts me
I am so terrified of looking at you
You are so perishing,
you can kill me just by spilling out some truth when it comes out as a fable.
You make me angry, angry!
Angry isn't even the word. I am dying in your hands that are made out of thorns.
You are stabbing me, tearing off my flesh
piece by piece
goodness by goodness
pain by pain..
I am feeling it all.
Toss me around, fine
Push me down to the floor, okay
Beat my flesh till the bruises disappear and my paleness appears, why not?
"If I wanted to do something, I would've done it a long time ago!" you said
I saw the venom in your eyes, spilling out onto my dignity.
You are a sin
your angelicalness became sin!
Do not, I say. Do not make me a sin.
Don't make me an effort, or perhaps an option
I don't wheel around as a third walker that seems to be tied onto a rope.
YOU ARE READING
Mellifluous Murmurs
Poetry❁ Freedom is allowing the crisp air to guide you through this forest we can call society. ❁