Another Shattered Soul
And no word in the english language
could describe the feeling of dread
that fell upon me while walking towards him
He stared into my eyes, knowing the
pain that'll soon flow out of my mouth,
and into his heart
Tears hugged the corners of his eyes
refusing to let go
I did not feel guilt.
I did not feel sorrow.
I felt pity, seeing him break so easily.
He used to be the tallest evergreen tree
standing high and proud despite the weather
But now he was the empty branches
of a maple tree during fall
As much as I wanted to stay
to be his saving grace
I couldn't.
Because I was a bad apple,
and he didn't need my poison.
And seeing him
day after day was torture
Knives carving the words I told him
into my skin
The imprint of a thousand tears showed on his face
but he refused to look at me
ever again.
No poem is ever written for the heartbreakers
We are the enemies, we draw people away as easy as we drew them near
These words are for those who have done bad things to good people,
for those who have hurt.
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