My pain and misery fall from the sky
So hard I try to ignore it, but it still gets by.
Surrounded with memories of what could have been,
The hatred screams under my skin.
Pulsing through my veins is the anger I feel.
Wounds break open as soon as they seal.
Darkness surrounds me with every step I take.
I manage a smile, but do you know it's a fake?
I laugh when people talk to me,
But inside I'm dying, wishing they could see
I'm as different inside as I am the same.
Wish they could see they're not to blame.
I know the truth, but it's locked in my heart,
And now more than ever, it's tearing me apart.
I could relate perfectly to every line and the heart of the author. What astonished me is the fact that when you pour your heart into a poem, you have still not let it out. The circumstances...
Analysis of Form and Technique
Truth Untold
Published by Family Friend Poems November 2013 with permission of the Author.
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Analysis of Form and Technique
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Techniques this poem uses:
- This poem uses metaphors. A metaphor compares two objects without using the words "like" or "as." This poet compares her pain to rain that falls from the sky. Anger is compared to blood flowing through her body.
My pain and misery fall from the sky
Pulsing through my veins is the anger I feelRead more about metaphors - The words used in this poem help paint a picture in the readers' minds. This helps readers feel the pain the author is experiencing.
My pain and misery fall from the sky
The hatred screams under my skin
Pulsing through my veins is the anger I feel
Wounds break open as soon as they sealRead more poems with Adjectives and Descriptive Language - This poem follows a rhyming pattern where the last words of every two lines rhyme with each other.
My pain and misery fall from the sky A
So hard I try to ignore it, but it still gets by A
Surrounds with memories of what could have been B
The hatred screams under my skin BRead more about rhyme schemes