Shadowmaker

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This poem gave me the creeps because it's a very real representation of a feeling I've had for years.

Shadowmaker

beneath my wrists

buried in shadowy veins

grins thin lips of a copy

posing as my angel

 

he giggles at my love for you

he laughs when i am hurt

he writhes in joy

inside my heart, quivering

every time i cry for want

 

he is sewn into my hairline

patched upon my thighs

he cleverly twists through

every bone in my spine

conquering soft tissue

like a bloody disease

 

i can't be rid of him

this demon

within my very eyes

 

when i am in love

he lies in wait

curled in my throat

twitching in my lips

itching beneath my nails

 

when i am perfect

smooth like a pearl

he cracks the surface

the world shifts

the lights die

the stars sigh and

blink for the last time

 

he holds my throat with

both hands closed

nails piercing my high

my life

then throws me down

 

and there i lie

upon a bed of glass

the only colored

sharp remains

of what's left of

my tranquility

my mirror image

of me

 

 

(he is my reflection

that only i can see

yet glimpses of him

pass before others

frightening them away

from the darkness in my smile)

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Teardrops commented on Shadowmaker

09-01-2010

This is a wonderful well written poem and i have been away from my favorite poet to long . You write with great strength and insight . I fell this other you will never win of the you we have come to know you are too strong for him Marie

WordIISmith commented on Shadowmaker

09-01-2010

Just scratch the link at the end. xD It's at the top.

The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

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