You always tell me that,"I love you, don't ever forget that"
But everytime you point the knife at me,I have seen things I'm not suppose to see.
Even if my skin hasn't bled yet,
Even if the knife hasn't cut me yet,
I know I'm doomed, if you can point the knife at me then tell me you love me, what more if you didn't?
I know I'm not suppose to hate you,
But the knife made me see you through,
And I hope you realize that every time you point the knife at me,
Even if my skin hasn't bled yet,
Even if the knife hasn't cut me yet,
I become confused, broken and unawareIf you really love me, why point a knife at me to make me question myself?
As rare becomes ordinary, seldom becomes frequently
The knife you point at me,
Even if my skin hasn't bled yet,
Even if the knife hasn't cut me yet,
Became comfortable enough for me to use
So I hope everytime I get abused,
The knife will cut through my skin,Pierced through my veins,
For me to stop counting the times the knife was pointed at me,
And see what was hidden behind the cloud that is a perfect blue
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PoetryCompilations of short poems and essays of what I thought love is, or what he made me believe. But it is more than that, It becomes a product of another, because in reality you can't entrust your heart to others but only to yourself.