All We'Ve Ever Known Poem by Veronica Scavillo

All We'Ve Ever Known

Rating: 5.0


The glass hits the wall and shatters into bits and pieces
The fragments of one's broken life falls to the floor
The shards stay still and no one see's them
they're invisible, transparent, pellucid

They can't stand the relection in the mirror
Because there's nothing but cracks and deluded trust
When they look
But they aren't looking for that

They're seeking a parallel world
The one they want to live in
The one I used to search for
Because we're all broken and cracked

But I'm here
I'm reaching out
I had no one
'Till they brought me into a new world
A different emotional plane

Everything was bright blue's, yellow's, and green's
Nothing like the purple
I know what it feels like to be in the purple

It makes you feel as though you'll never escape
Stuck for life
Shackled to the darkness
Chained to the Pain

It may feel as though it's grip is there to stay
Always watching and waiting for the right time
To attack it's prey
And sometimes the darkness
Tries to lure you in
It could be so inviting
Because it's all we've ever known

But I'm here reaching out
No one was there for me
So, I want to be there for you
Before the pain takes you ways
Before it's to late

But it's no use
I've already lost you

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Elizabeth Grace 10 August 2011

Brilliant, yet again. Vaguely reminiscent of Ellen Hopkins, impulse. You are so very talented.

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