This feeling
Is haunting me.
This feeling
Of jealousy.
This pain,
Here inside,
Is impossible
To hide.
I walk along the street
At night.
Terrifying all
In sight,
For I hold a knife
In my right
To rid this feeling of mine.
I enter her room,
My face holds a smirk.
I know now it’s my turn
To be the one that lurks.
I approach her bedside
Readying the knife.
If I didn’t feel this way,
I’d never take her life.
This feeling
Is haunting me.
This feeling
Of jealousy.
This pain,
Here inside,
Is impossible
To hide.
I strike her only once,
Or twice,
A simple thought and act
Of vice.
She would have to pay
The price
For taking this love of mine.
I do not care
If anyone discovers
What had happened
To my love’s lover.
I drop the knife
And flee from there,
Grinning and laughing,
As the wind blows my hair.
That feeling
Was haunting me.
That feeling
Of jealousy.
That pain
Here inside
Was impossible
To hide.















Comments
Only kidding.
I think ...
The poem ....
It's damn great! As always. This jealousy topic of yours is pushing my mind in circles. It's in overdrive now. Don't worry, that's a good thing. Always good if you can make a reader think! Love the poem!!
--
Fuck me harder. No harder. Make me cry.
Thanks so much for this comment. Makes me feel really good about my writing.
--
What if I'm the kindest demon? Something you may not believe in.
~theoccasionalpoet
--
What if I'm the kindest demon? Something you may not believe in.
--
"Even in our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, until, in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom through the...grace of God."
~Æschylus, Greek Playwrite & Poet
--
What if I'm the kindest demon? Something you may not believe in.
~theoccasionalpoet
--
"Even in our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, until, in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom through the...grace of God."
~Æschylus, Greek Playwrite & Poet
--
What if I'm the kindest demon? Something you may not believe in.
Previous Page12Next Page