Bathtub

Bathtub

A Poem by Dante Hieroden
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Partly written piece.

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Drinking Tequila in the bathtub


I stare at my own reflection


She seems a weary traveler in a strange land


Dancing lights cascade as I watch tears hit porcelain


All I wanna do is scream into the blackness


Claw my way to the real reasons I feel this


Popping another pill to make me happy sick 


Weary bones in this faded paper skin


Eight year old is curled in a corner again


When will things make sense?




© 2013 Dante Hieroden


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I really like the theme encrypted into this piece. I relate to the feeling you're describing way more than I would like to. This was written very well, I love it.

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Dante Hieroden
Dante Hieroden

Murrieta, CA



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Dante Hieroden is 26 years old. He is a council member (host alter) in a D.I.D. system called the The Valerian Legion. He is a punk at heart. He is passionate about writing poetry. He finds talking ab.. more..

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A Poem by Dante Hieroden