When Rage Becomes Me

A piece from my book - The Withering Petals

There’s fire in my eyes,
But the blood in my veins runs cold.
This fury,
It’s not a feeling anymore.
It’s who I am.
It owns me whole.

The world keeps pushing me to the edge,
Or maybe
I’ve become the blade.

I can’t tell if I’m the one bleeding
Or the one making others break.

I curse the world for all it takes,
Then blame it when it spites me back.
A cycle I can’t stop spinning in
Red-hot rage and endless cracks.

What am I doing?
Why am I still at war?
My fists are tired.
My voice is sore.

And yet,
I burn for something more.
Not peace or love.
But a reason
To not be angry anymore.


This poem is part of my published collection – The Withering Petals

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