Image from One Tree Hill I move away from the door. The banging increases, his voice becomes louder, more fierce. I slowly inch away, though my feet don’t seem to move. I shut every window, every door, till I’m finally in my room. I can hear him no longer, but nor do I feel safe. For it was only in his arms, where I seemed to belong... I wrap my arms with the thin scarf. The setting winter breeze gives me the chills, and I’m unable to protect myself. I run into the small bar and sit down, hoping that I could get some warmth. As I sip my coffee, I see a man staring at me. Or rather, staring right through me. He sighs as he sees me look towards him. I look away and sip my coffee. I hum along the song that plays. I was used to this. Sitting alone, eating alone.. Solace was all around me, even though I always had people surrounding me. I never longed for the presence of someone else. I was perfectly fine being on my own. “Good song, right?” He asks, interrupting my tho...
Why must you always swing between the extremes? There's a thing called balance and it would do you good to attempt at creating a character who carries both happiness and misery within her. That is the real strength of writing.
ReplyDeleteOther than that, it's as good as I would expect from you, but you can and should aim higher. :)
Lovely poem and i loved the picture. :)
ReplyDeleteLovelyyy :)
ReplyDelete@Rose: She does that always....
ReplyDeleteBut she is good writer....
Perhaps, the world shows its ugly face to innocent beings lending them a heavy heart. The not so innocent ones, well, they make up the world.
ReplyDeleteNice read, I do hope she soars despite of everything that might seem wrong.
Cheers,
Blasphemous Aesthete
i hope she finds that glitter as well...there is a nice contrast in the two stanzas...
ReplyDeleteHope her heavy heart's cleared...and her silent cries are heard
ReplyDeleteNice poem :)