My Mask Poem by Crimson Love

My Mask



I wear this mask of hatred,
So no one can see,
This Pain, deep inside of me,
Its embers hot, and Burning,
A coal Escapes, My Parted lips,
The mask bursts into flames,
And I’m exposed,
Forced to face,
The Indignities in which you imposed,
I’m here without my protection, without my disguise,
Without my shroud to cover eyes,
I see things more clearly, than ever before,
Afraid to Come into the world, and explore,
I’m alive, but I feel like my soul has left,
I’m done with all this,
My knife will save me,
With its cold embrace,
It’s last and final kiss.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Vivek Haldar 07 September 2011

Knives can never save people from suffering...Though the thought to use it as an instrument to end one's suffering is tempting some time.....I liked your poem....I can relate to you....Keep Writing.

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