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I see no beauty
angled ‘neath your smile.
Nor warmth in your eyes.
And anger, I dream.
Concealed ‘neath your guile.
Transparent to me.
A dream of release,
held sway at the trial
that never occurred.
The depth of my rage
you bathe and defile,
to assuage your guilt.
You reek of distaste,
claiming love all the while,
you look down your nose.
Belief in your truth,
while mine you revile,
kept me underneath.
And traces of heat
that held back the bile,
I save for your lust.
No quarter given
Though we’ve gone the full mile.
Left only at rest
Within something so vile.
About the Creator
Debra Herrington
I've been writing since I was 16, I use poetry as a means of expressing my opinions and feelings.



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