The unspoken words lurk beneath the surface
Circling like sharks ready to strike
Her unspoken words feel like venom inside her
Poisoning her mind, poisoning her body
The poison seeps into every action
A quick strike on an unsuspecting victim
Those unspoken words are held deep within her
Consuming what is left of her joy and her love
It seems hopeless to think her unspoken words will ever find peace
They are sharp
They are jagged
A poisoned tipped blade
She holds the blade ready to harm
For her words will not come out right
There are words deep inside her she wants so badly to say
Yet, those words cannot see the warmth of the day
For those words are her truth sheโs too sacred to speak
For those words land on ears that donโt want to hear
Sheโs not heard, sheโs ignored
She falls down to her knees
She looks up and she pleads to the heavens above
Let these unspoken words leave me be, go away
The poison tipped blade cuts her immensely
More than anyone who feels the stab of its tip
There is more deep within her than she can ever imagine
A place forever secure from the spread of the poison
An untouchable force full of love, full of joy
If only she knew it was there for her taking
Her unspoken words cannot hold all the power any longer
They are causing too much pain. Too much anger
There is a way to release these unspoken words
For tomorrow is a new day and those words are ready to be liberated
Bring forth the freedom of the unspoken words
Love them and leave them
Pay no mind to the force they once were
Those unspoken words now rest in another land
No words will ever undo her again
She is the power and her words have purpose
She will speak them with love
Bring them into the light
Her unspoken words may not always be spoken
Yet, those words land exactly where they need to be heard
Those words within have importance about them
Giving hope to herself and those about her
She forgives those unspoken words with love
Itโs time to release them
She now speaks words that have meaning and love
Forever held to her truth
Those unspoken words are no longer like poison
Sheโs content with her words, peace now holds the power