About the Poem
Sometimes the ones who should love us, hurt us instead.
Residue |
by Lloyd Klumpp |
Broken tooth From fist once loved Scars in unseen ways. Trust betrayed Inflicted harm Lost in emotions maze Respect denied Flows both ways Diminishing esteem. Sadness seeps To aching marrow Laughs a far off dream Soul deep anger Smoulders darkly Sustaining life long pain Time groans on Fades memory Deep wounds, though, Still remain. |
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14 Visitor Comments
Cesar
This poem really hit home for me. It's so true.
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John
Nice. It makes me feel the betrayal you might have expeienced. Good.
Leonie
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jaz
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Ben
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PoEt
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vigneswaran
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