My heart fell out as I journeyed here
So in this moment I’m sure it’s pretty clear
That I am heartless!
The emptiness I feel is pleasant I must say
I feel so much relieved that
That part of me is gone; my pains have faded away
Into nothing
Makes me feel like running
Across this meadow
So let the birds sing…
Their sweet melodies fill up this hollow
Left…
In my chest
And leave me happy
Calm and content
I won’t bother looking for and fitting back my heart
If by any chance, you come across it,
Do with it as you please
For half my life it has played a bitter part
Serving me dark and inviting delicacies
But if by accident I find it somehow,
I’ll lay it up on a silver tray
And slide it in the refrigerator
I’ll let it freeze…
The bloody thing!
I’ll let it turn to stone
Bloody…cold…stone!
And when I find that it’s solid enough
I’ll take it out and hold it up high
In line
With my shoulders,
Hurl it against this world’s wall
And watch it blast into smithereens
So wherever you are now, my heart
Stay far, far away from me
For if again you dare cross my path
I’ll crush you down, down to dust with glee!!
wow. that's a nice piece. i could actually feel the poem as i read it.
ReplyDeleteThank you, dear.
ReplyDeletewow!you must be really strong to make such a threat to your heart,or are you just mouthing those words?well,exclaiming "wow!" is meaningless unless it is coupled with understanding the message of the poem because there is some ambiguity and pun in your use of `heart`.please try to unveil this eclipsed beauty.
ReplyDeleteWell this has caught me off-guard! Can i please keep this veiled? I don't think i'm ready to go into this. But i'm surprised you realized i wasn't referring to my heart literally. I'm surprised.
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