Big Daddy

I saw the world as if viewed through your eyes;
you shone through ev’ry smile and all my lies.
With each word I uttered, I heard your voice;
no matter how hard I tried, I had no choice.

Men I didn’t love penetrated my room;
while strangers consumed me, you filled my gloom.
With one caress, I let them take your place;
I screamed in the dark when I saw your face.

They whispered false love into my young ears;
for a brief moment, I felt no more fears.
Released from the endless torment of the truth,
hope filled my dead heart that they may be you.

Men saw me as just something to plunder;
you left me diseased to pine and wonder.
They tore my clothes for their own sensation;
you didn’t save me from their violation.

Whispers from the Wound: More Grief Poems to Mourn…

Thunderous Trumpets Blew

whispered your sweet name into the dark

In His Embrace, I Slowly Died

where your love left me exiled

Sparkling Emerald Eyes

your arms, like carved oak, protected me

Whispers from the Bloodline: More Family Trauma Poems to Unpack…

When Roots Rot

deceit drained our desire to flower

Cold Inheritance

in the end you finally broke my heart

Fed on Dirt

once infected we couldn't be restored

Whispers of Emotion: More Lyric Poems to Feel…

Twisted Carcass

perverted desires and poisoned words

Ceased to Be Seen

the woke West works to weaken my mind

Tormented Love

shame covered me with the filth you sowed