Reality: The Bitterest Nightmare Poem by Sadika Alam Dristy

At that moment, when you said,
"Nothing was true, I have just played."
I was shocked, I was in an inflammation,
Yet in the bitter truth, I found my elation.
It was my error to wish for a human being,
You were nothing but a lifeless figurine.
In order that you could rectify my mistakes,
You got shattered and exposed your true face.
What will I do to hold that smile on my lips?
When there is no warmth and bliss?
No please, be quiet, just shut up!
Tell me, what will happen to wear that makeup?
When the world has already revealed your truth,
Why are you trying fruitlessly to cover the sooth?
No, don't need to keep your dirty hands on my shoulders,
If you do it, I'll feel like to carry tons of boulders.
When I saw you first, I thought you're a goddess,
But who knew that you'll turn into such a sorceress?
Let it be, don't make dramas to shed your fake tears,
You don't know about my inner pain which is sheer.
Thank you so much for showing me the actuality,
At least no nightmare can be as bitter as the reality.