Those Hateful Words
Those Hateful Words
Those hateful words, those actions of satanic deception. Why do they plague my thoughts? Mirrors reflecting the truth of how we once were. The pain; O that of the awful truth, seeping through my eyes, blistering nerves; down to my soul. Why must three words create a holocaust of horror, a symphony of sadness and tears, a mirage of hope and happiness. Why God; the plagues of my soul storm out like tanks invading Normandy. Empty truths fleeting off your wicked tongue, a horrific stench of memories, which lingers. Your eyes deliver a brutal blow; your hair is like whips, and your lips like chains. Binding my thoughts, keeping me from my dreams. You were once a dream, but now nothing more than a nightmare, that passes with the night. Keep those devilish words; bind them now in your own deceit; keep them from the hopeful, and continue to speak to the snakes. With you I now leave the most awful thing I can imagine, a creature that mourns only what sadness it, a monster that’s beauty crushes hundreds, and finally, I leave you with an angel; whose purpose is passing through lives crippling time, exhausting energy, and consuming love; I leave you with,
You.
Copyright by Frank B. Johnson
Those hateful words, those actions of satanic deception. Why do they plague my thoughts? Mirrors reflecting the truth of how we once were. The pain; O that of the awful truth, seeping through my eyes, blistering nerves; down to my soul. Why must three words create a holocaust of horror, a symphony of sadness and tears, a mirage of hope and happiness. Why God; the plagues of my soul storm out like tanks invading Normandy. Empty truths fleeting off your wicked tongue, a horrific stench of memories, which lingers. Your eyes deliver a brutal blow; your hair is like whips, and your lips like chains. Binding my thoughts, keeping me from my dreams. You were once a dream, but now nothing more than a nightmare, that passes with the night. Keep those devilish words; bind them now in your own deceit; keep them from the hopeful, and continue to speak to the snakes. With you I now leave the most awful thing I can imagine, a creature that mourns only what sadness it, a monster that’s beauty crushes hundreds, and finally, I leave you with an angel; whose purpose is passing through lives crippling time, exhausting energy, and consuming love; I leave you with,
You.
Copyright by Frank B. Johnson
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