A Little Sunrise Poetry

I’m flushing you from my system with this vivid dream sobriety

Learning how to hold onto my own hard-earned notoriety

Wishing women were believed more by the general society

But its cool. I bounced and am walking.

Sunrise looks a lot brighter now, you’re not here to make it grey

My mind, your favorite toy to play with, I no longer am your prey

I wonder if my healing, thriving is giving you dismay?

I don’t care about the answer. I know you be balking.

The only mourning I hold is for the teenagers we were

Recognizing stains of war, pulling out the burrs

We clung to each other, forced our pasts to be a blur

Fuck it was hard, our childhoods were shocking.

One of us got well while dying, the cracks began to show

I knew it was over, seeing Pamplona in the snow

You confirmed it laying hands, I knew I had to go

Though you must hate it, the truth is what I’m hocking.

I get some pleasure knowing that you couldn’t be alone

You had to rinse, repeat, settle with a hollow drone

For years I was convinced you had a heart, but it’s a Blarney Stone

You proved it with the fiction you be talking.

A year out, scars are healing, my future’s looking bright

For the first time in a while, I’m not living in a fight

Speaking truth, building craft, ferocious for my light

I don’t feel you in my mind, harming it or stalking.

So I keep walking.

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