I love life with all of my being
The years have been a complex hard-fought journey
Yet my calcified bones have found a zest for living
But you make me want to die
In that moment of fierce hatred
I feel wounded, empty, and alone like a punctured sty
In that moment of your tongued-attack of bitter lies
In which you lob your spears of bile
I want to die
The floor is cold and hard to the touch
The faucet drip can’t shield me from your terror
I wish I could stow away in a red-carpet golden clutch
The soul can only be needled with so much venom
I know your ghosts should not be mine
And your poisoned coffee is not my swill
I want to embrace the moment
Find a new kinetic charge
I want to live
Dying for love
Should have a different meaning
And so I’m taking it back
Categories: mental health, poetry





This poem rocks. I feel your moment. Well done!
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Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement!
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Woke me up from the bed 😉 strong thing!! peace!
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nice piece! 🙂
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