When fate seems cruel to you, and you unknowingly fell into the trap you yourself made, what do you do before you break your own heart? Can anybody feel my pain?

Heavy are the chains that bind my heart,

 Creating wounds that will leave a mark.

Shackles rattle as I struggle to wake,

From this slumber before I break.

Exhausted from thriving to evade the passion,

Building in the core of my very delusion.

A plaintiff of my sanity, nowhere I could run,

But face the pain and the joy, illusions in a spun.

In my direst need, no light sheds my way,

Now I’m afraid I am going astray.

Is it too late, am I already lost?

I never knew it, I found my own cross.

Would I have noticed if I was paying attention?

Will I now pay for a lifelong damnation?

At my own fault, at my own mistake;

I should have known my façade was a fake.

Now I strive to find the key,

And set my heart to be free,

From those heavy chains engulfed with sorrow,

And a tomorrow I can never borrow.

And those emotions I tried to evade,

Let flowingly escape my unyielding fate.

Be it for a moment or be it forever,

Before my heart painfully sever.

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  • Kate Smedley on Apr 20, 2009

    Your pain is very obvious in the poem and the title. Lovely choice of words, very sad.

  • rutherfranc on Apr 20, 2009

    ouch.. that`s a heavy burden you are carrying Mac..

  • Mulke Dee on Apr 24, 2009

    I liked your “guilty” poem. It had a nice rhythm. You had acouple awkward lines but it read very smoothly. Being a romantic seems to be full of pain and agony either by accident or self inflicted.

  • CutestPrincess on May 10, 2009

    Very good. I’ll be reading more of yours.

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