Inspiring Older Readers
Two New Poems by Kershia Field
Kershia Field is a twenty-one-year-old contemporary poet from Leicester currently working on her first poetry collection based on Mental Health and the stigma surrounding it. (from : Everybody's Reviewing).
She has her own blog at http://kershiadoespoems.blogspot.co.uk/
Rag doll girl
Rag doll
emotionless
ridiculous
bending at your
every will
Cracked voices
in the silence
couldn't contain
the obvious pain
realising
the toxicity
of you
yet knowing
I would not
just
give
up.
Ten minutes ago
intertwined
we laughed
tears unlike these
Before I whisper
Please?
And you dismiss
with another kiss
I concede
once more
I plead
but you slam
another door
in my face,
I wont let it
lie.
I leave
Early morning
crisp nicotine
heart beat
pumping regret
into hate filled veins
Broken glass
under bare feet
A lethal concoction,
I am not
your rag doll
a promise
I still
don't
believe
Small dreams
The broken
For a moment
allows herself
to fall in love
with perfect strangers
She dreams
of slow dancing
with faceless men
she'll never know
She lowers her guard
just enough
to see a future
with the stranger
on the 36
Who promises
with his eyes, maybe
to love her
between King Street
And Tanners End.
July 2016