Poem #11

This piece was specifically about the allure of death when you’re in unbearable pain. It continues to beckon to you, time and time again, but the more you resist, the more beauty you can see in that success.


I’ve never been afraid of death.

Though he and I have danced together

Many a night in many a ballroom

We end our nights in a sense of weakness

Going home with another.

He is a lover I have yearned for

Day after day and year after year

Exhausted to fall into his embrace yet

I stand tall.

I am not done yet.

What is meant to be, will be,

But he and I are not done yet.

He has lives to writhe through

And so do I.

Ellen Morrison

Ellen was born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. She always loved to write, and has found great solace in it after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder. She loves poetry, music, architecture, and her 2 cats.

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