Personal Pestilence (lyrics)

Personal Pestilence (lyrics)

A Poem by Alaska

My feelings are obscured,
and it kills me to know how much the tables have turned.
I don’t expect you to understand,
until you’ve personally suffocated from the dark.
I’ve turned into everything I’ve ever hated.
A mirror of he who hath betrayed me.
I can’t believe that I’ve made it this far.
So this is the part,
where I won’t come to terms.
And…
I…
Fall…
Apart…
How could this happen?!
How did I become so f*****g broken?!
These… conflicting… emotions…
I wish that I could hate you,
but I can only hate myself…
Now…
You try to hold me up, but I’m choking,
falling from the rope that I’ve been holding.
It’s easy to see that I’m miserable,
and you try to save me from the Hell that I’ve created for myself.
But can’t you see?
As sadistic as it sounds,
I’m so happy here…
How could this happen?!
How did I become so f*****g broken?!
These… conflicting… emotions…
I wish that I could hate you,
but I only hate myself…
Now…
I can’t help myself.
I revel in the most inane silence,
and hold the cure to my own personal pestilence.
It’s easy to see that I’m miserable,
and you try to save me from the Hell that I’ve created for myself.
But I’m so happy… here…
But I’m so happy… here…
But I’m so… happy… here…
But I’m… so… happy… here…
But… I’m… so… happy… here…
But I’m so… far…
So… far…
Gone…

© 2012 Alaska


Author's Note

Alaska
I was listening to Evanescence when I was writing this, so it was inspired by Amy Lee's beautifully haunting voice.

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Added on January 18, 2012
Last Updated on January 18, 2012
Tags: personal, pestilence, lyrics, insanity, Hell

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Alaska
Alaska

Sunnydale, CA



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My name is Stephanie Lynn. Like the tragic phoenix, I am a creature of self-destruction. Writing has become both my only source of salvation, and my inevitable demise. more..

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