5

05/2015

you don't think

I know

that you know

look deeper

and you will find

the source

the reason

for my depravity

my bitter mask

drowning softly

in the black, its

grown into a monster

that I fight daily

at the drop of a hat

the reflection of a thought

its been with me

since the age of five

the first time I died

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

Powerful words and thoughts my friend.
"the reason
for my depravity
my bitter mask"
We do wear fake face and learn bitterness. I enjoyed this poem. Honest tone and direct. My favorite kind of poetry. I will return later and read some more. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

[Red Brick Keshner]

The deaths we die and the days after, that is the stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[joshua deathdealer]

Hey thanks for the review. The days after indeed..

[Angie Diane♥&hea..]

I love this! Your words are powerful!

[V]

Interesting poem rising different images and ways of interpretation. To me it reads like a poetical introductory to a thriller, there are elements in it which create tension. Moreover your choice of words is rather simple but well done.

[Linda Marie Van Tassell]

"You don't think I know that you know ... " Those opening lines are so enigmatic that they just draw the reader in. Then, the finale, "it's been with me since the age of five, the first time I died." Wow! The darkness is like a tide that ebbed in the beginning and flowed down to the very end ... the darkest of tears. Unfortunately, I think too many of us know; and we know that you know that we know.

[Comewhatevermay]

God... that last line... Not only do I know... I relate. xo Love

[M.E.Lyle]

Great line here,"drowning softly in the black, its grown into a monster."
You allow your readers to feel the struggle you battle.
It's dark and eerie.
Great job.