Oh, How I Bleed

Oh, How I Bleed

A Poem by Marie Harrison
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A horror poem of betrayal

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Oh, How I Bleed

In the darkness of your wretched heart’s throbbing shadow

Lurked a leering secret life of vile deception

One of a sinister nature directed straight towards me

 

Even though we shared the same comforting abode for many years

And slept soundly in the same downy bed

I felt this ominous thick grey cloud of danger hover above me

As I slept and during my waking hours too

 

Your repugnant hatred for me boiled in your eyes

Would constantly haunt me and cause me to even watch my back at times

Yet I never heard a hint of hostility transparent in your words

It’s only in the coldness of your touch on my bare skin

The violent force and ravage hunger of your body for mine

Devoid of any warmth or humanity

 

But life shifted quickly like an earthquake in the night

The ghastly night you held me tight in your arms grip

With a jagged knife’s blade pressed

Against the pulsing main artery of my neck

 

The evil words of betrayal you whispered softly in my ear

How pleased you were when I gave

You the antique hunting knife for Christmas

That very cold December morning of our honeymoon you knew

Just how you would use it against my neck one day

To finally cut me out of your life forever

Oh, how I bleed!

© 2011 Marie Harrison


Author's Note

Marie Harrison
I wrote this for the creative poetry group.

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Now I am all upset again. I read things like this
and wonder--- just wonder.
I have the love curse. I love, give, invest, play,
spend, adore, pursue and never understand the
hurt, using, take, grasp amd destroy that others
seem to practice. Somethngs missing.
Enjoyed the writing, it is always superb.
------ John

Posted 12 Years Ago


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My goodness, how this builds up into an explosion of deed done .. it's a true dramatic tour de force here, Marie. I sense more than imagination at play or otherwise, extremely imaginative writing - ' Your repugnant hatred for me boiled in your eyes ' .. makes me shiver!

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I always admire your writing. You have a real understanding of the both the English language and the human mind. Well done!

Posted 12 Years Ago


Wow. So haunting and deadly. Such a betrayal of the heart. Did she know what was coming? Could she foresee the pain he would bring? It has the makings of a good novel!

Posted 12 Years Ago


Beautiful write Marie, travelling through the narrow tunels of the mind and watch the stunning pictures... you expressed those very powerfully.. thanks for sharing..

Posted 12 Years Ago


I amazing tale. The powerful description held my my attention till the bloody ending. I like the way you made the poem come alive. Each detail was important. Thank you for a excellent poem.
Coyote

Posted 12 Years Ago


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wow..Marie..this is superb..the cold, callous mind..you portray so well..that is the most scariest guy..one who is not out of control..have the shivers

Posted 12 Years Ago


Amazing...It really sounds dark...You wrote this well...Love the ending! :)))

Posted 12 Years Ago


Ironic... I loved this part:

"Yet I never heard a hint of hostility transparent in your words

It’s only in the coldness of your touch on my bare skin

The violent force and ravage hunger of your body for mine

Devoid of any warmth or humanity"

Posted 12 Years Ago


Love the darkness that surrounds the poem very well done and eerie.

Posted 12 Years Ago


This is quite eerie and a twisted tale of a deranged man with evil thoughts and black heart.

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Marie Harrison
Marie Harrison

Atlanta, GA



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