Inward Scream Poem by Thomas Thompson

Inward Scream

May 7,2012; Revised January 28,2018

The Inward Scream

Who am I
What have you done
Screamed I hysterically to the me of you

I am
We are undone
What will become of us
Me I and you

My life in disarray since
That eventful day in May
When that hidden part of me deep and far away
Suddenly ransacked
Wrenched apart

The pain of long ago
Thought to be expunged eradicated forever
Still silently waiting
Unbeknownst to I We
But not to you nor those around

Violently exposed
Roaring back triumphantly
Unrestrained arrogance without bounds

The grim reaper smiling smugly
Hissing sarcastically

Have you missed me

Knowing full well the pain never really gone
A long holiday
Hiatus if you will
Simply waiting pacing
To once more rack my life asunder

When least expected
Those around impacted most

As you waited silently with barely bated breath
For memories foolishly banned forever
To surface once again

Time never my friend

Tommy

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