Short painful Poems: Desire, Torture, Damn it!, Edge, and Fool by Teresita Blanco
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Short painful Poems: Desire, Torture, Damn it!, Edge, and Fool by Teresita Blanco
The next poems are like my fragments but with Titles. They are all pretty peachy. I would not kill you guys to read them from time to time. They do get better as time passes. Well, let me tell you a bit of my poems. Desire is about how you should not have any desires. Torture was a real torture to write. Damn It! was about my Muse. Edge is about predestination. The Fool poem is also about fools. 5 stars for me, yay!!
Desire
by Teresita Blanco
by Teresita Blanco
Happy is
the man
Without desire,
Such foolish
notions
Knows no
fire.
Even in
the end
His will
still bends
Towards his
desires.
Torture
by Teresita Blanco
by Teresita Blanco
To live,
you must destroy your “self”.
Forget
it, discard it.
It
brings forth so much pain.
Societal
expectation
Demands
your veneration,
Of their
chains.
You must
refuse to submit,
To this
blind torture.
Even
now, it binds you,
Even
now, it lies to you.
You must
refuse your “self”.
To escape
this deafening pain!
Damn it!
by Teresita Blanco
by Teresita Blanco
That struck
a cord…
I do not
know why
Seeing her
like this
Awoke such
pain
And sorrow…
My iron
will lies broken.
I was
such a painful blow.
Looking
at her,
Just
thinking of her,
It kills
me, hurts me.
My happy
Muse,
Disdained,
Lost, Discarded.
Is this…
Damn it!
Edge
by Teresita Blanco
by Teresita Blanco
I have
no true confidant;
Most
often I must
Take the
bitter pill
All by
myself.
It kills
me, downs me.
I dare
not take another breath.
Why am I
on this path?
My feet
refuse to take another step…
Yes,
they know what lies ahead.
Fool
by Teresita Blanco
by Teresita Blanco
When did
life
Become a
waking nightmare?
The same
old phantoms
Keep
singing my old requiem.
Another
step and soon,
I will
hear the bells
Tolling my
doom.
I am
tired of my life,
My all,
my sins.
I cannot
find solace
Even in
my sleep.
Oh! What
a fool I been!
Copyright Teresita Blanco