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Broken Home
I look at you and I see nothing
No man, no self, no virtue
My home: Broken, Lonely and Tarnished
And I will find my revenge sooner than later from you
I walk in the high of the night
Feeling you tremble
I want a purpose with my life
But I am alone in my vengeance
You will come back, I promise
And when you do, I’ll become your goddess from hell
Maybe I should let it go
Maybe I should let it be
But I am not as dumb as the Ox you refused to let bleed
And I won’t be scared of the red in my hand as you pretend to be
I have a prophecy to recite
And I won’t blame the greater god
I am bold and better
And when I become Queen
My revenge will be mine alone
Not even you can take it from me
Walk down your carpet
Stained in blood-thirsty red
Become the king you proclaim you are
Have a home you want and I’ll let it thrive for some time
I had a dream one day
You slicing our precious in middle
It wasn’t fiction, was it
And now I have to slice you too
But don’t you worry, my love
The home that you thought existed is after all constructed by you
I have gotten your back and I will get you back
But you will become my damnation
Still, remember and look behind
For I will become yours
Creation is for the simple
And perhaps that is why you think like that
But I will make you weep when I lead
Doing what I wanted to do for long
And you will remember me as your wife
But I was your suffering after all.
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This poem has taken inspiration from instances in Agamennon, The Life of the Buddha, and Mencius.