TERRORS
- Faithe Haltte

Waking up, something is different
They sleep and wake, night after night
I inked their reflection on my wrist,
Forever a hello, rather always a goodbye
My spark bled & decayed
Never thought, I’d be on the other end
From the bottom of the steps
Watching as they pretend to be my “friend”
Caused my heart to break and fade to dust
I always denied them
The truth is the struggle made it hard to bend
A rapid liberation of heat, gaslit
We burst one another,
Now there are only lies in my bed
Where lays a stranger,
But the last one’s not out of my head
I like to think I have no regrets
But they sleep peacefully in my head
Now there’s nowhere I can escape
The past lingers, dream keeper, pain withered
Hurtful screeches and dawn red blood whispers
“I come from you but, I don’t know what it’s like to be you”
Daily betrayed, poorly portrayed
Always offended yet never defended
Failed by you, my truest blue
Willfulness never left, still holding on
A mistake
What a foolish take, my soul craved
About the Creator
ADRIAN PIEDRA MARTINEZ
Poetry that tingles your fingertips and sizzle's your veins through heavenly pain.
SHE/THEY - CUBAN - 24


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