Gabriella Mantone

Gabriella Mantone Poems

What's this place that's hiding me. What's that noise that's haunting me.

Where's  this horizon that I can see, but I know I will never reach.
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Wretched pain
Go away
Wipe these tears from my face
Falling deep
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I used to call you lover, now I call you friend. I once had called you enemy, but I don't remember when.

I used to call you stranger, now I call you jerk. I once had called you lover, but that had never worked.
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I hate when you climb so far up, and the smallest mistake has you falling to your death. Again.
I hate when the who person means s*** to you makes you cry.
I hate when your happy and your best friends sad, and you sad and your best friends happy.
I hate watching people cry over some stupid b****.
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Some people are scared of death, they spend their whole life running away from the enivitable. Others welcome death, and what they fear most is living life itself.

That's where real fear lies, in the depths of every corner, every open space, every soul. Once you take your last breath nothing can harm you, but every heart beat, every step, every word leads you to a long spinning tirade of pain.
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I want to get away from it all.
Humanity will soon be put on medication.
Before we can understand, just what were doing.
Hand in hand?
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Oh dearest love, thee dearest love, lays bloody in this tomb. Thou drank this drink of death and darkness, and left thee to thy doom.

Thou my love, my Romeo how could you leave thee lone. I can taste the poison that chilled thy veins, as if they were my own.
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A sliver of the moon falls before you naked hands, and your shallow breath comes faster as your eyes light up against the ebony floor.
Shunning the figure of his hollow body, and you knock. But he won't turn to see you. Grasp you. Instead he runs to the disappearing sun. But darkness calls you. And your consumed with a fear like no other tragedy you have felt before.
Tangled sentences fall over and you trip to the sound of him screaming. Calling you. For help.
Your feet move, no thoughts control this situation. And to his side you run.
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Your holding my heart in your cold and questioning hands.
I watch as you rip it apart and tear at it.
The blood gushes out. The empty hole in my chest is aching. Theres no heart for it to hold.
You throw my bloody guts to the ground, the snow chills the open veins.
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What's this slow feeling of gradual anger? Wrapping its dreadful arms around my patience. Squeezing my chest, cracking my ribs, robbing my love.
It's breath enhances me, choking me like hoards of smoke, bringing tears to my sorrowful eyes.
It crawls through my body. Tickling me. Making me jump, turning on those who love me. It's voice, so seductive, these words enter my brain, raging it's way around my thoughts, tormenting me.
People question me. What has sucked the honey sweet smiles, the bantering laughs, the loving words and clasping warmth? Leaving you empty and heartless. Oh dear I'm so sorry. But anger has consumed me, it latches on my heart and controls my emotions, my actions. It controls who I am.
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Lonesome lullabies, I sing myself to sleep. No ones here to hold me, keep me from my dreams.
Nightmares seem to haunt me, I twist and turn all night. But I can't wake up from this torture holding me so tight.
Hallucinations of dying, a death so full of hate. My heart was full of terror, I die in the hands of shame.
The hallways I memorized from spending all my time. Their empty now, and dirty, they have lost all signs of life.
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Folding up my paper heart, I cut your skin, it rips apart.
But this is how I play my game, smoke a life and go insane.
And even if I see you cry, I'm never going to change my mind.
Sorry it had to end this way, but baby it's how I break away.
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Crying on the stairway, she tumbled to a fall, all her life was shatters, and she‘s ready to end it all, she could hear the screaming, and everything she held, cause on her way to math class she somehow lost herself


She felt herself breathe, as she sliced it through her skin, she didn’t even know this was how her ending would begin, she felt relief, she saw the blood, she knew this was the outburst of all the wrong shed done, so take this beating heart, and cut this life apart, she took the wrong way down, now she’s bleeding on the ground.
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You don’t know pain.
The way it bites at your scars
leaving new velvet rags hanging from your limp body.
Don’t be scared to rip apart the shadows that hide away your face
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Gabriella Mantone Biography

I'm a freshmen. And I have been writing for a really long time, and I just decided to get it out more publicly now, hopefully it works. Im a really sensitive person and very emotional, so I usually write these i'm the moments of my hurting. But I'm really friendly, and I love to help people. I'm a lot deeper then I portray myself in real life, so if you want to get to know me just message me.)

The Best Poem Of Gabriella Mantone

What A Tragic Winter Ball.

Snow is falling down, the deafening sound of forever. I fall into silence as I watch you drown into the icy mist. Thrashing wind stinging my eyes, they water, ice crystals falling down. I thought you said you would never leave me? I thought she meant nothing to you. But bloody icicles surround you. Tearing us apart. I feel the love between us snap. A frozen heart that crashed into a million pieces, as she punched it with her angry fist. Pushing me down. Into the mountains of snow. She poisons me into torturous hallucinations. My eyes are growing drowsy, my skin is freezing over. And as I fall asleep I open my eyes to see you one last time holding her. Why would you do such a thing? How could you do such a thing? Can't you see what she has done. The ice around you melts. And the sun comes out and brings a smile to your haters lips. But not to me. You left me here in the cold. Only the crisp and chilly breeze holds me tonight.

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