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ice queen


 

Her heart is colder than a tombstone

Yet she is vulnerable and hurting

She has suffered from her lovers doings

Inflicted more pain for sympathy

Chose to be cold?

 

Her venom freezing everyone around her

Her offspring, the fruits of her womb

Is the conduit of her lethal flow?

Your parents are your second God so they say!

Even when she spits acid!

 

Corrugated love and warmth

Just because she plays the victim

Her bride like innocence is gone

Self-respect in denial

Crouched moves, seething fire

 

Love has broken her soul in all possible ways

She is a glacier corpse

She is the queen of never ending winter

She is unforgiving, hurt by her past

Ruining everyone in her path

 

She morphed into an ice queen to get back

Getting revenge to the man

On the way eroded everyone else

A mother drown into her own misery

Turns her back to her own offspring

 

Is the frostbite on her heart, and the melting of her mind?

No matter how deep he hurts her,

Melt her heart towards her children

Talks to them, listen to them

It is your mistake, they aren’t your mistake!

 

 

 

 

 

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Grant-Grey Porter Hawk Guda
<p>Powerful expression. Always let poetry fill your life.&nbsp;</p>

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