I want your pain,
For I know it made you –
Who you are right now,
Not planning for tomorrow.
I look through your soul –
In an attempt to find myself –
Yet all I see is distorted glass,
And a representation of reality I can't escape.
Crushed from the outside in –
The destruction of emotion –
Clouding now what I thought would always be clear,
A love in which I lose sight of my fears.
Now as the dissonant chord –
Of your mind,
Lying dead on the bathroom floor:
With a bottle of pills to your left –
And to my right:
The face of one who could no longer fight.
It rings out calling me to the beyond –
But as I start to fade –
I realise it's all made of glass –
Everything I see is a depiction of another –
Wherein your heart resides,
Is there in inevitably among lies.
For as much as it kills me,
You're not who I need you to be –
And I'll never be who you want when you see me –
Therein lies the truth that our love can never truly be:
Real –
But only ever an illusion trapped behind the glass,
I wish one day:
I could feel –
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Poetry of the Anonymous
PoesíaThe poetry of the anonymous who suffer through depression in silence; perpetually trapped within a purgatory of painful paradoxes.