they signed up
to an impossible convention
an exploitation situation
with only one,
rather inevitable conclusion
Tag: poetry
Your Voice – Written Thursday 12th August 2004 (Aged 29)
it’s just you
your consoling voice
your soothing words
dilutes the madness
eats away at the absurd
Genetics? – Written Wednesday 10th August 2004 (Aged 29)
am i my fathers child?
you said,
abusers often abuse
well, are we victims or fighters?
i know what i choose
As You Get Older – Written Wednesday 10th August 2004 (Aged 29)
you get more beautiful
as you get older
therefore it is such a shame
that your life becomes colder
and the pain –
rests too heavy upon your shoulders
I Feel Better Today (Originally Untitled) – Written Sunday 9th July 2006 (Aged 31)
i feel better today
yesterday,
dark clouds
rolled across my day
The Letter You Sent Me (Originally Untitled) – Written July 2006 (Aged 31)
there was something –
in the letter you sent me
that was desperately sad
Why Does This Hurt So? – Written Saturday 8th July 2006 (Aged 31)
why does this hurt so?
lean on my spirit
and i pull on my rope
or inner hope
why does this hurt so?
A Mother’s Love – Written Saturday 8th July 2006 (Aged 31)
i reached out
to my natural source
as children do
a mother’s love
Truthful Bones – Written Saturday 8th July 2006 (Aged 31)
i have truthful bones
We Were So Young – Written Saturday 8th July 2006 (Aged 31)
it seems so long ago
hot days with blistered feet
aberdeen in the snow
the night with the christmas tree
should we stay, or should we go
