ShopDreamUp AI ArtDreamUp
Deviation Actions
Literature Text
I treat my body
like a tempest
seeking resolve.
I waver
between angst
and ecstasy
waiting for waterworks
that arrive
in a squall,
thickening the stormclouds
that pattern
my pale skin.
It's the sin
of loving too hard
a man whose hands
know fists
not caresses.
I seek shelter
from shame
but the sky above
leaks tears
that puddle
my sight.
There is never
compromise
in the violence
of love.
like a tempest
seeking resolve.
I waver
between angst
and ecstasy
waiting for waterworks
that arrive
in a squall,
thickening the stormclouds
that pattern
my pale skin.
It's the sin
of loving too hard
a man whose hands
know fists
not caresses.
I seek shelter
from shame
but the sky above
leaks tears
that puddle
my sight.
There is never
compromise
in the violence
of love.
SFW Exclusive Picture Club
Get Exclusive Pictures which are downloadable, can be modified, can be sold, can be used commercially
$5/month
Suggested Collections
Featured in Groups
Not based on personal experience, but drawing upon a previous poem I wrote years ago touching on a similar topic:
First line strolled into my head while half-asleep in an admin law class and would not leave me.
It's Not Graffiti, It's LoveShe is a dreamer,
a writer, and she is
the wall writer.
On every bedroom wall
she scribbles -
epistles to a maddened
mother, elegies
to a dying father.
There are ballads
to a sunken moon
and sonnets to a boy
who seems to know
her, even before
she knew him.
And she wonders
with eyes closed at every slap,
when tears leak
and streak away
to a painful sunrise -
Why is violence
the most recognised form of love?
At school,
with burning marks
still visible shoulder-up
she scrawls -
limericks about princes
turning into toads; odes
to a forgotten past
treated with whiplash.
She writes, even when she is discovered
hiding in toilet cubicles
far away from class,
writing epitaphs
for the death
of love.
And the boy searches
almost wearily
knocking on her door
facing stiff-lipped replies
from a mother
who doesn't give a shit
anymore.
At night,
she paints -
a world so far away
and yet so close
on orphaned walls.
In numb hands,
she carries
countless regrets
now sprayed
from stolen
First line strolled into my head while half-asleep in an admin law class and would not leave me.
© 2016 - 2024 julietcaesar
Comments4
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In