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Unspoken words-2

Unspoken words-2


I begin hating myself for a decision 

drowning and sinking deep

I’m at the verge of being lost

lost for good? that I don’t know


It has become a daily routine 

the self loathe the anger

the invading thoughts 

being as destructive as ever


Tempted each time to take the life

then I remember I ain’t the giver of life

and I tell myself my maker wouldn’t be so pleased


Everyday has become a struggle 

but I believe we go scale through,

The anthem ringing everyday 

“WE MOVE, GOD NO GO SHAME US “

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