The wishing well leads to hell;
Often it was where I fell.
Believing in a benign fate,
I detected the malignancy too late.
Love has succumbed to the growth
Of tumorous memories, mutated oaths;
The garden where we sowed the seeds
Is withered, rotting- choked by weeds.
A thorn is piercing through my skin:
I guess I've learned to feel again.
Pain and sorrow follow me,
I know them both intimately.
No one else can see my ghosts,
Wandering with me, pale and lost.
This is the specter still haunting me:
The spirit of the child that I never got to be.
2007-10-13
14:28:37
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