An UN-BEAUTIFUL ANGEL by anabelalima98, literature
Literature
An UN-BEAUTIFUL ANGEL
She is not a beautiful angel.
Her legs; long, thin
bony and grim,
but her figure could well be mistaken
for a walking violin
but she is not a beautiful angel
Her eyes, smile, breathe, speak
as though they posess a life of their own
stretching along the horizon of her ugly face
but, a path of which your fingers crave to trace,
your eyes embrace
your tongue retrace
and you would think she is a beautiful angel,
but don't be mistaken.
Her hips sway side to side like drunken men
exposing her fragile bones
like two precious stones
Her lashes crawl from afar and
like a dragonfly's long legs they truly are
but these are just words
to bring you c
Daddy, don't you love me anymore? by anabelalima98, literature
Literature
Daddy, don't you love me anymore?
Daddy, don't you love me anymore?
Dead. Dead. Dead.
Watch the knife sink into his throat
Watch the knife sink into his chest
Splashing on my face, the big walls,
and on mummy's great old dolls
It makes a wonderful pattern
Scattered on the great wooden
Floors
Watch the cold metallic blades repeatedly
Slice his skin away and through his warm blood I pray.
You see how he shivers how he quivers
For it is a reflection of the nights I live.
Daddy, don't you love me anymore?
Does my gentility upset you?
Does my name distress you?
Does my disobedience unrest you?
Oh daddy, please don't hit me
It echoes in these walls
Daddy please don't hit me
It is never the same again
We may be blood related- daughter and father
But it will never be the same again
Your spiteful mouth is like sharp knives that
stick to our flesh,
Leaving scars, carving feelings and emotions
You have a dark and spiteful mouth.
How your words can Break us
How your look can Shake us
Your presence Suffocate us
And sometimes i wonder how a father can bring so much pain
To the lives of his 'loved ones'.
I can't take your singing in my ears
They simply cause fear
Andd i fear having to look into your eyes
And tell you a simple
'I
LOVE
YOU'
For these words have been said too many times
When you try to conquer the hearts
Stop it, I don't like it. by anabelalima98, literature
Literature
Stop it, I don't like it.
Stop it, I don't like it
I suffocate as I inhale
Stop it, I don't like it
It hurts and I cry
Tough love you call it;
Fingers too wet to grip
Too moist to push
Push push
You away
Look how the stars laugh at me
As my innocence is exploited
As my voice weakens
As my mind deepens
Into the state of unconsciousness
And I suffocate
While you laugh laugh at me
How ridiculous I look
How broken and shattered I feel
As you men do your 'duty'
And leave me paper-thin
In an hour or so
Stop it I don't like it
It hurts and I cry
Call me a rose, an orchid, an iris
Not any type of flower men smell
Expose
And
Sell
It hurts and I cry
It kills and I die
Sto
I am what YOU say I am. by anabelalima98, literature
Literature
I am what YOU say I am.
I am what you say I am.
You blow life into me.
You carve personality into me,
I am what you say I am.
Your unreadable eyes pierced into my soul,
Crafting emotions and feelings-
Conjuring images into my mind.
I am what you say I am.
Quick, is it done?
How I sit before you,
Darkness our only witness,
Closing gaps of innocence...
Soothing my terrified expressions
I am YOUR possession...
But I am what you say I am,
Knees spread wide,
I simply abide.
Occupy my mind, other things much pleasant
Like our trip to the sweetshop
Your manly hands locked any movement
Great distance my face from yours- I short, you tall
Why?
I do not know.
My skin t
Beautiful Stream of Lies... by anabelalima98, literature
Literature
Beautiful Stream of Lies...
It will be dealt with, sir
Hey you! Make it aware, black, blue, green
We had the sun in us, too bright to even be seen that it was just another african man's
Dream- let it be seen!
Our hearts, our eyes, our voices and our cries are just about to be buried under the deep and dark stream of lies...
Your land
Your peace
Your freedom, Sir
Although our hearts still lie above the almighty European skies,
We can no longer live with the sorrow preoccupied in our minds,
Nor can we drink from their beautiful lies...
Listen, listen
I sit on the ground danger surrounds me
Roots growing high, and the silence embraces me
Listen,
What if our screams of te
An UN-BEAUTIFUL ANGEL by anabelalima98, literature
Literature
An UN-BEAUTIFUL ANGEL
She is not a beautiful angel.
Her legs; long, thin
bony and grim,
but her figure could well be mistaken
for a walking violin
but she is not a beautiful angel
Her eyes, smile, breathe, speak
as though they posess a life of their own
stretching along the horizon of her ugly face
but, a path of which your fingers crave to trace,
your eyes embrace
your tongue retrace
and you would think she is a beautiful angel,
but don't be mistaken.
Her hips sway side to side like drunken men
exposing her fragile bones
like two precious stones
Her lashes crawl from afar and
like a dragonfly's long legs they truly are
but these are just words
to bring you c
Daddy, don't you love me anymore? by anabelalima98, literature
Literature
Daddy, don't you love me anymore?
Daddy, don't you love me anymore?
Dead. Dead. Dead.
Watch the knife sink into his throat
Watch the knife sink into his chest
Splashing on my face, the big walls,
and on mummy's great old dolls
It makes a wonderful pattern
Scattered on the great wooden
Floors
Watch the cold metallic blades repeatedly
Slice his skin away and through his warm blood I pray.
You see how he shivers how he quivers
For it is a reflection of the nights I live.
Daddy, don't you love me anymore?
Does my gentility upset you?
Does my name distress you?
Does my disobedience unrest you?
Oh daddy, please don't hit me
It echoes in these walls
Daddy please don't hit me
It is never the same again
We may be blood related- daughter and father
But it will never be the same again
Your spiteful mouth is like sharp knives that
stick to our flesh,
Leaving scars, carving feelings and emotions
You have a dark and spiteful mouth.
How your words can Break us
How your look can Shake us
Your presence Suffocate us
And sometimes i wonder how a father can bring so much pain
To the lives of his 'loved ones'.
I can't take your singing in my ears
They simply cause fear
Andd i fear having to look into your eyes
And tell you a simple
'I
LOVE
YOU'
For these words have been said too many times
When you try to conquer the hearts
Stop it, I don't like it. by anabelalima98, literature
Literature
Stop it, I don't like it.
Stop it, I don't like it
I suffocate as I inhale
Stop it, I don't like it
It hurts and I cry
Tough love you call it;
Fingers too wet to grip
Too moist to push
Push push
You away
Look how the stars laugh at me
As my innocence is exploited
As my voice weakens
As my mind deepens
Into the state of unconsciousness
And I suffocate
While you laugh laugh at me
How ridiculous I look
How broken and shattered I feel
As you men do your 'duty'
And leave me paper-thin
In an hour or so
Stop it I don't like it
It hurts and I cry
Call me a rose, an orchid, an iris
Not any type of flower men smell
Expose
And
Sell
It hurts and I cry
It kills and I die
Sto
I am what YOU say I am. by anabelalima98, literature
Literature
I am what YOU say I am.
I am what you say I am.
You blow life into me.
You carve personality into me,
I am what you say I am.
Your unreadable eyes pierced into my soul,
Crafting emotions and feelings-
Conjuring images into my mind.
I am what you say I am.
Quick, is it done?
How I sit before you,
Darkness our only witness,
Closing gaps of innocence...
Soothing my terrified expressions
I am YOUR possession...
But I am what you say I am,
Knees spread wide,
I simply abide.
Occupy my mind, other things much pleasant
Like our trip to the sweetshop
Your manly hands locked any movement
Great distance my face from yours- I short, you tall
Why?
I do not know.
My skin t
Dramatic Monologue- Me and Him by timmyjp, literature
Literature
Dramatic Monologue- Me and Him
Dramatic Monologue:
Just the two of us; Me and Him
We were never very close. Sometimes it seemed as if he only worked, ate and slept. But I do have some other memories. Our evening walks along the promenade, down by the beach. I used to really enjoy that. Just the two of us, me and him. We used to look out across the Humber, watch the lights twinkling on the ships, and the red lights of the wind turbines along Spurn Point. We used to walk along past the pier and the club goers, continuing along, following the sea wall until we could go no further. We'd stand together looking back at the way we'd come. We'd talk a lot on our little walks. We
It's interesting to jolt upright in a prison freezer. You touch your hand to your ruined face to feel the warped bruise. In all the trauma you have no recognition of your fate. 'What happened?' Flashback to your own execution. They say that electrocution doesn't hurt, that you're rendered unconscious before pain has a chance to register. They lie. The pain is unimaginable…believe me. They slap a mask on your face and connect you to a labyrinth of snaking wires. You give your last words. 'I loved Lauren…I still do…I'm innocent.' She was innocent. Fifty-three stab wounds for trying to protect her father. Conviction for loving her. Hear the prot
I don't suppose you're here to laugh at me, too? Really, I don't mind. It seems everyone has reason to point and stare. Look, I made a mistake, okay? Can we just move on? That's right, I forgot. Nobody ever lets it go. As you can see, I'm a colossal mess right now. So why don't you just leave me alone? Can't you see I don't want you here? No, now is a very bad time to talk to me. I mean it. Go away. So, just because you're here for me now makes it all better, right? Wrong. I told you, I don't want to talk to you. Look at me, a regular belle, right? I'm a disaster. I let the little things get to me. You know, it's so much easier just to sit th
Bandage - A dramatic monologue by KTHuettich, literature
Literature
Bandage - A dramatic monologue
Bandage A dramatic monologue by Kate Huettich
The scene: Alice sits on a much graffitied bench in a frowsy park on an early winter afternoon. She is obviously homeless and everything about her should be a shade of cool gray. There are several large black garbage bags piled around her which should look as if they hold all her worldly possessions. At lights up, she is fingering a laminated (badge-like) used bandage which hangs around her neck on a cheap snap-chain. She should take about 20 beats to finger the laminated bandage before looking up to notice she has an audience; then she speaks.
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