Waves Poem by Hannah Diane Williams
Waves
You were a rose.
I touched you and
Your thorns cut me.
You were poison ivy,
I brushed your side,
And rash enveloped my body
And I couldn't breathe.
You were an ocean,
I just wanted to swim,
But before I realized it,
I was dragged into your whirlpool.
I thrashed around,
And begged someone to save me,
But no one came
And I wound up drowning.
Friday, April 27, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: abuse
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