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Opponent MAG
October 3, 2014
Maybe I write to feel something
but how can a person
tell you that you are wrong
when they wander and shout
shaking hands – bruised minds
let us be known
hear this yell – forget my reply
I shouldn’t be scared of you
or what you’ll say next
taboo and shocking is not what
I strive for
thoughts form – attack my potential –
free thought (unfair) I say
[will fight back]
create the image of trustworthy –
fly into a seam of hurt
I waver in languished lust
dripping like a sardine taken out of its can
the filtration exudes from your mouth
© Julie K., Vancouver, WA
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This poem was written in an angry manner directed to a particular person. I think you can write very great poetry when you have an emotial attachment to the subject.