So I was hearing the mumble
of a stack of clothes
from the corner of an unvarnished,
older room, of my great grandparents.
All at once
I found them beguiling
and wanted to wear them out.
I stepped towards it,
to catch their talk.
One was weeping
and the other was in vex.
Remaining laid down dispassionate.
They had many stories to tell..
the same but of varying pain.
Stories of sore orgasms and of
bloody marks on bare breasts
of the body, once they bedecked.
Now they are torn apart,
no more could they adorn her.
May be she too is torn apart..
But I could find no figure of her.
Wonder who she is
and where she went..
My ancestral home
is numb now.
And I was searching for her..
Time has slipped from
seconds to hours
And still my ancestral home
is numb.
From the other corner,
a broken glass mirror
was laughing loud.
Now I stepped towards
the laughing glass mirror
who showed me
the figure, whom I was searching for.
Drooping blood from my
damaged lips taunted from
the shattered howling mirror.
A demented laugher from me,
cried out insanely, saying
I found her.
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This is chilling to read! You write so good!
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Thank you Maseera 🥰❤
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Quite haunting. I like this poem, it was well penned!
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Thank you so muchh!!
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Anytime
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Eerie! Well done…
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Thank you Reet😊❤
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Wonderful poem.
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Thank you❤
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Painful remembrances of emotional trauma. Such a strong and brave poem.
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Thank you
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