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I Hear You

A. Raph

By A. RaphaelPublished 6 months ago 1 min read
I Hear You
Photo by Inggrid Koe on Unsplash

She lied to me when she said,

“We suffer together,

In our separate boxes.

The walls made of grief,

Pain and self-hatred.”

She smiles,

Knife twisting,

Words vibrating,

While saying,

“You deserve this,

Keep dying.”

Blood-stained and yearning.

Words crumble from torn memories.

Echoes carry

Through mountains and valleys.

I believe you can hear me,

I hear you.

We are captured by the same hands of brutality.

I call out,

You answered me.

Lonely souls wandering.

Embraced by hearing;

Listening,

But never speaking.

No longer mourning,

Heart’s thawing,

Hope’s reviving.

Kissed in faith.

They listened to the breaths of wounded ghosts.

The soul was never to fade in the ocean of lies.

They can hear songs rhyming,

The truth revoking death,

Their echoes vibrating.

I hear you,

I hear you,

I hear you…

sad poetry

About the Creator

A. Raphael

Poetry is my first love, and writing words onto paper is my therapy. Maybe my submissions will make you feel something, too.

If you find something in my words, then it is my pleasure.

A. Raph

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