My words, a barb, they pierced too deep,
A wound I carved, where laughter used to sleep.
Haunted by guilt, by shadow cast,
For trust I shattered, a love that couldn't last.
The villain now, a twisted guise,
A monster born form kindness's demise.
Your hate, a storm, a chilling rain,
But blame won't mend, it just brings pain.
I yearn to tear this barrier down,
To melt the ice, with love unbound.
To rewrite the story, etched in stone,
Where my name hangs, not cold and lone.
But forgiveness, a fragile bloom,
May wither now, beneath the gloom.
All I can offer, a silent plea,
That someday, warmth will set us free.
West Java, April 2024.
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Little Nasty One from the Island
PoetryThese are the poems I wrote during my healing journey after a painful breakup.