R.W.P "If I read a book and it makes my whole body so cold no fire can ever warm me, I know that is poetry".

Emily Dickinson

When I envisioned my life this is not how I pictured it to be
Struggling each day, fighting without cause

When I envisioned love I never envisioned you
The sparkle in your eyes, that turns red with rage,
At the sight of distress

When I envision my self, I didn’t expect to be so torn
Lost to the world, wondering each day where I went wrong,
Wishing tomorrow things will change.

If life is never what we plan, then why we do continue to make
Plans, would it not be wise to take life as it comes with no expectations?
Then we cannot be disappointed by the outcome of things to come.

I put no trust in any hands, I fear for my heart as times passes,
I fear the future if it does not strengthen,
I can go to sleep at night knowing tomorrow will be a chance for Change,
But change will not come until I have changed

No love resides in me, no joy or sprite,
just anger and sorrow and fright,
Welled in my chest is the need for release,
lost trying to find peace

The journey today seems longer
The clouds darker;
The trees stripped of their leaves
Stood bare, weeping sorrows of
A broken yesterday,

The road today seems uneven and rougher
The wind feels colder
The numbness in my cheeks
No longer tingle with sweet sensation

The wind sweeps its bitter vengeance
Like a plague on a cold winter night.
In the distance surrounded by darkness
A girl weeps Continue reading →

 

 

 

She came to me last night.

In the midst of my troubles;

When all is forgotten; when I lost hope,

When given up was etched in my soul.

 

She came to me.

In the gist of my troubles;

She comforted my fear; conquered my thoughts;

And took away my tears.

 

 She warned me.

She warned me of the false

Occurrences within my essence.

 

She came to me.

Had I forgotten her too soon?

Had I lost all hope?

Lost the desire that had set me on this path?

 

She came to me.

My soul felt comforter wrapped tightly

To heal the wounds within me

And give me all that I had lost.

 

Time has passed and somewhere

On the brink of letting go

She came to me.

 

The need to cry at the whisper of her name

Still burns inside of me.

Had I been there when she needed me-

Would things have changed?

Would I be holding her today?

Would she have comforted me?

 

If I’d have been there,

Would things have changed?

Would I be where I wanted to be?

With whom I wanted to be with?

 

Am I dreaming dreams of misguided faith?

Has she been my protector all these years?

If I would have been there,

Would things have changed?

 Every Christmas she would be there, every Christmas her name was written on  every Christmas card to me. This year things have changed. No matter how hard I try I could never forget

Your love was unconditional, now that you’re not here teardrop fills my eyes. I miss you

 In loving memory of  Gabriella Nagy.

 

depressed-woman.jpg depressed image by Richard-photos

Her hands shook to shattered memories of the night;

As bottled emotions released dreams to nightmares…

 

A hand reaches out of the darkness—pulls her in;

A desperate plea from fear, taunts her name

Did you hear it?

 

entangled between bodies of lies and deceits

The rapid motion of her heart beating
With the uncontrollable intent to flee

 

Her everlasting struggles are nowhere near

The freedom surging within her… still fighting-

Her tears begins to embarks on its journey,

Desperation, tugs at her hopeless heart—yearning

 

Freedom at last, tasted bittersweet 

Gathering left over pieces of the past

The journey home, was long awaited

 

Solitude at last, her tears twirled like the wind,

Freely with bitter cause. Her anger surged within her veins

As dread and anger takes over,

 

 

In the shower, the water flows collectively

With her tears shaping her future.

Pictures of moments captured are repeating

In an ancient beat, never-ending

 

Alone.

She looked up, the water dripping

Each droplet ravaged her shivering soul

Her heart aches, Trapped in the moment,

No release

 

Her world now a dark and desolate place

Confusion plagues her mind feverishly

While she curls herself into a fetal position,

Like a new born baby, seeking refuge

Her Fears playing a harsh lullaby

Rocking her further into the darkness

 

The scent of nightmare

Entangles in her ebony hair,

The horrid taste plagues her tongue

Taking a permanent home within her

 

Tears flow rapidly,

Dreams into nightmares

Her heart breaks

Praying,

 

Hoping for release.

I love you…
But you don’t love me
I want to be over you,
But you won’t let me
I pray for the day,
That I’m set free
The day your love
Has no hold over me