Explosion of Pain

Posted on by Shreya Joshi Posted in PoetryTagged , ,

Heart exploded, not out of joy,
But out of pain, it couldn’t hide.
It was bright bloody red,
Pieces of flesh flying high.
 
Like little rubies they glistened,
As they flew in different direction,
Each piece bore a different story,
Would you like to give it a listen?
 
Can you hear their guttural cries,
Each piece wishing that it dies.
Listen, but don’t go too close,
Else, you shall be destroyed.
 
Each piece holds a pain so fierce,
If you touch it, you shall tear.
Never again will you be the same
You’ll be consumed by the pain.

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102 thoughts on “Explosion of Pain”

      1. The Bold Girl says:

        I was just about to edit my last comment. My laptop just died and my comment got submitted. Without emojis, it feels so incomplete.😃

        Life is just a cocktail of mixed emotions. You can feel both at the same time.🙂 I have no answer to your “How are you though” Hehe… I am just flowing in the direction, life leads me.😋

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      7. The Bold Girl says:

        Hahaha… See I love being at home, in my own world. So I’m loving it!😋

        Yeah, working from home and sitting for long in uncomfortable posture has affected my back badly but, I am managing. And yeah, the fear of your loved ones getting affected really bothers all of us. Isn’t it?

        And what about you?

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    1. Reply
      WildHeart says:

      Thank you so much dear. Also, thank you for letting me know that comments are going into my spam. There are more than 20 comments in my spam. Idk, why or how. Thank you so much dear! ❣️❣️❤️❤️❤️

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    Untold Stories says:

    This was poignant.
    When you asked if anyone would give it a listen?
    And then when you said don’t go close to it, you’ll be destroyed.

    You have a wonderful command over words. And you can frame anything literally anything

    Sending you love from distance ♥️

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