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Stillness Within Me


Stillness Within me

Stillness lives within me

Bodies, upon bodies

Seated on my face

A victim to this whorish game

The mark of my promiscuity

Imprinted for all eternity

To spite the stillness within me

Oh how I seek forgiveness!

But hands cease to clasp in prayer

I suffer, shackled upon the ground

Fated only to stay in balance

For the pleasurable bliss to thy master’s ass

By day, by night, by light I stay

Never free, never to run away

Stillness lives within me

From crowned jewels, to back aching stool

My face never the same

Bodies upon bodies

Seated upon my face

A victim to this whorish game

The mark of promiscuity

Imprinted in such scrutiny

 

 

In gold, silver, metal, wood and more

Yet no gratitude, tribute, accolades or praise

I sit here in torture for seasons, centuries caught in a daze

My breath…at…loss…Smothered…by…the…ass…shifting…ways…

Cursed by the stillness within me

Cursed to serve forevermore

 

 

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Jayfox7

I am a slam poet fanatic, and a lot of my work deals with things we appreciate in our youth, issues we deal with, and just to celebrate parts of life. All of my poems though end off with some kind of moral to come away with

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