What You'Ve Become Poem by John Paul Ang

What You'Ve Become



You're the smile on my lips
Tears that constantly drips
The hands that chokes my neck
That left me in this wreck.

A bullet through my heart
The love that tears me apart
A pain that insist to remain
Becoming a tumor in my brain

You're the knife on my back,
The spikes on my track.
You're the cancer in my soul,
The disease the makes me whole.

A blind spot in my sight
Nightmares in my nights
The laughter in my sorrow,
Hanging-rope that i borrow.

You're the gun to my head
Bullets are words that you said
Like heroin to an addict,
You're the reason i am frantic.

In my masochistic thoughts,
you're the cyanide i bought.
The iron maiden that binds me
as the spikes pass through my body.

You're the cherry on my sundae,
The visitor who refuses to stay.
I wanted to come out and play
but you made my sky turn gray.

You've become what i wanted you to be
You've become someone i needed to see
But only through my eyes and my mind
is Where this insanity you can find.

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John Paul Ang

John Paul Ang

Manila. Philippines
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