There's no Resolution

Written December 4, 2013

Empty are my thoughts

blank like this page

black as the darkness of this stone cold rage.

Pity as worthless as the one it is bestowed

delivered by nuisance from one 

so terribly cold.

After slanders galore

softer words ensue

only to be revoked

and slander starts anew. 

Indecision influencing idiocy

most undesirable to say the least.

Your symptoms reek of infancy

and contempt squanders release.

Thin air and thin ice 

are cracking in my skull

when actions rendering spite are far from null.

Void of reason,

 aimless blather is dished out

yet to your nonsense you remain devout.

Dim are the hopes of resolution

so the skirmish persists

looting long lived dignity

until only psychological strain exists.

Wellness cannot be obtained

with an already poisoned mind in shambles.

Thoughts cannot be contained

when the difference between life and death 

are gambled.

What lack of life can do to a soul

when one's greatest pleasure is awfully dull.

A game of cat and mouse 

amuses a god

who created both creatures

to engage in maraud.

The desired outcome scarcely seen

no divine miracle 

or deity to intervene.

Shreds of perforated bliss

lie on the floor

to haunt the infected livelihood

of the one who dared implore.

In ignorance and arrogance 

a fatal bomb is implemented deep.

With time a factor 

the detonation will reap

and a non repairable mind

will soon 

be put

to sleep. 

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

"A game of cat and mouse
amuses a god
who created both creatures
to engage in maraud.
The words above Jack London and Dryden would appreciate. The poem tone is honest and direct. My favorite kind. Poetry to show and tell. This poem does. The book of Jack London "When gods laugh". Dance in the motion of your thoughts. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

[Kahtia Howard]

Thank you very much! I'll have to look for "when gods laugh," I'd be very interested in reading it. Thank you for reviewing, passing on a new read, and your kind words toward my poem :)

[Coyote Poetry]

You are welcome.

[Lyn Anderson]

This is a fantastic piece. I am impressed by its vivid description and apt analogies.

[Kahtia Howard]

I very much appreciate that, thank you!