The Voices Of My Past Friends
I can hear the voices of my past friends, they whisper me to sleep
as in the white heat of anger I weep and I weep,
they tell me to forget, but I could never forget
this room lay empty now, filled only with regret.
I can see my friends outside the window
they don’t look at me, they cannot see,
the person they created when they
turned away and forgot about me.
I sit in a cold, cold room alone with nothing
I know this depression booklet won’t save,
those condescending, patronizing sentences
will follow me to my grave.
I can hear the voices of my friends, they whisper me to sleep
as in the white heat of anger
I weep
and I weep.
This poem is from the collection ‘Broken Doll’ - bit.ly/brokendollmt
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