Worthlessness wins
Nauseating numbness
Dreams diminish and die
Silent sorrows surface
Regret rising like a rancid tide.
Regret rising like a rancid tide
Silent sorrows surface
Dreams diminish and die
Nauseating numbness
Worthlessness wins.
©Alison Jean Hankinson
A palindrome poem. This was my first attempt at a Palindrome poem the other week. I was at a low ebb, things had been a little complicated. I thought I would submit it for the open link night at d’Verse.
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You’ve nailed the form! The mood is strong – tons of power. Poem onward, my friend!
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You’ve packed a punch in the form of writing. Raw, powerful, and excellent writing. My favorite poem by you. 🙂
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Many thanks. much appreciated.
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You are so welcome. Hope you stop by my poem and have a good laugh. 🙂
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A poem to worthlessness. I hope it doesn’t win.
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Ah yes.. we must fight worthlessness. Powerful write!
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Nicely written palindrome, Alison. Those days come and go and somehow we get through them and even grow because of them. I hope things have eased up a bit.
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I hope the low ebb has passed, and you’re approaching a higher ebb! lol
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Strong lines..fits the form!
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Ouch. Some circles are just things of horror, regardless of how we read them.
Fantastic use of the form.
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A well-written palindrome poem, Alison! I like the use of alliteration, which adds to its punchiness.
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Loved your poem.
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Powerful…your emotions come through very clearly and the form worked well with the tone of your expressed feelings.
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The prefect form I think for what you were expressing. Days like these, even the mirror reflects it all. Something to be said for embracing the place where we are without judgement. I think writing allows us to do this.
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A very honest poem and I like the use of alliteration which doubles up the palindrome effect. Nicely done!
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