Lonely and Forelorned

By Crimson Queen

As my coal blacheyes glimmered I could
have sworn this gaze brimmed with grief
my repressed tears of ruby red rushes
swimmingly down each cheek only to fall
sadly to the floor my own reflection in
the mirror fools even me and this is what
people see on the outside the inside poorly
battered and beaten from many war torn
batttles hidden deep with my abyss

My depression does put scratches
on my soul and scars my heart I I
am wounded so deeply within the
abyss of my being my scars and scratches will heal
but my heart and soul will not
I trudge along slowly yet steady I know
my days  are numbered it is inevitable
I will die alone and empty I take it upon
myself and do away with me, myself,
and I

It is a strong possibility as I think of such action.

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Copyright 2012 Crimson Queen
Published on Monday, July 2, 2012.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: This has so much pain in it but yet your words are beautifully put.... beautifully disturbing. Thanks for sharing! Great write!

  • Crimson Queen On Tuesday, July 3, 2012, Crimson Queen (14)By person wrote:

    headache420 I thank you for commenting on my poem. Your comments made my poem shine. Crimson Queen

  • A former member wrote: really sad. lovely writing and use of worde x

  • Crimson Queen On Tuesday, July 3, 2012, Crimson Queen (14)By person wrote:

    Serpent Lamb I thank you for taking time to comment on my poem. I appreciate all that you have said about it. Crimson Queen

  • Crimson Queen On Monday, July 2, 2012, Crimson Queen (14)By person wrote:

    I thank you for taking the time to comment on my poem. This is one of my favorites. Writing black or dark is my game. I am unable to write happy when I am depressed so badly.

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