Poems on the topic: stain

Poems on the topic “stain” on Poets.by.

Dreamysimpstudios

stuffy

Sweet bear in black and white. Fluffy bear you use to be so bright. Now time has worn you Your fur is knotted and yellow Your eyes are dull and scratched There's a stain on your chest. You gave me comfort miss stuffy bear You kept me warm at night I took you everywhere But now they tell me to out grow You Time to put toys away But I say no Stuffy here you'll stay Stuffy here you'll lay Miss stuffy bear you are mine Even if your worn by time
RomanticMaryllises

Ink Stains

We sat on the bus today after school I took the blue vial of ink and gave it to you Warning, telling you that you shouldn't open it You did anyway Those ink stains on your hands Oh, I wish I could be a stain in your memory Never leaving always there My mother said something to me today The ones we love the most Can hurt us the most What if you hurt me? I like you more than most of my buddies What if, I end up liking you to the point I don't want you to leave I'll be sad to even think of that day where you walk out of my life When you leave my side
SadMegan Robertson

stained

i was happy...once but he had to ruin it i was just a care free kid... before he grabbed me i was a virgin before he took it greedly no one wants a damaged good he made sure of that no one will love me he guarenteed that all i can do now.. is cut and hope... that with the blood the stain will disappear and i will no longer be stained
AnxiousKitsune-San

Vermillion

You leave me in stains Marks I will never rid myself of With vermillion veins I bled onto myself, my clothes stained vermillion Forever vermillion You stain my lungs I constrict and breathe you in Sanguine words paint me free Shackles stained within as we scream Forever sanguine, vermillion You stain my skin It shrieks, shrill and screeching You stain it black and vermillion with your name, sin The very mark I struggle to hide, bleaching Forever sanguine, black and vermillion You've stained my memories

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