No more PITY
embarassment
standing awkwardly
unsure, hesitantly
cheeks aflame with a roaring fire
whispering children now conspire
do i speak or sink into to this silence
others laugh, smile, speak
I stand too close, knees weak
what do i do what do i say
nothing at all, keep tears at bay
humiliation
i bear the weight of this shame
the judgement of others emblazoning my brain
im so...
every self deprecating hating abhorring thought races through
what good does that do
im worthless
a tarnished good eroding
my metallic surface shining
as the scorching sun beats my frame
i don't transform, i stay the same
pity
is that what they think of me
unspoken criticism flowing through their brains
an urge to abandon this disgrace
but they don't dare to even say
the truth
out of the fear i will return to that place
i so harrowingly escaped
it is my home i must return
inevitable my sinking retreat
i would bear all the world's misery
to escape your pity
humiliation, embarassment, pity
i tell myself i hate myself but i lie
its they who do but i must deny
one day i will scream a thousand nightmares
the fears i held so deep within
its ink rubbing onto my skin
so that the terrible words are etched
into my identity
inseperable
this hatred and me
im a pussy
coward
fool
inept
unlikeable
that is what i see
the years spent crying
being coaxed into everything
the labored breathing
the turbulent stomach
symptoms of an ancient disease
that marks me
out of the endless sea
of innumerable nobodies
as the least of them all
i don't need to cry opression
it is by my own sword i have been brought my defeat
myself the source of my misery
don't pity me
for the centuries spent in timidity
for the years my lips were shut
when my mediocriety
became a mask that hid the true revolting creature
that lingers in my soul
its the disgust i feel at observing myself
like some grotesque creation
made by some divine comedian
who laughs and grins at my cursed existence
made to be discreetly disdained and tortured from within
don't pity me
i'm haunted by a thousand humiliations
but greater is the pain of your insinscere sympathy