Red-colored glasses.
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
Invictus by William Ernest Henley
I took my head to meet the wall
And I realized that she was very well-mannered
For she took me in a warm embrace
A hug so tight, I almost felt my consciousness slip away
I felt loved
Because I felt her love spill down the side of my face
I got emotional and started to cry
She asked me why
I told her it was with tears of joy that my eyes were filled
I took my head to meet the wall
And it was a lovely meeting
For I left marks on her
The way she left marks on me
And I know, I saw her through rose-colored glasses
I’m sorry,
It was the effect of the blood blurring the things I see
"My head is bloody, but unbowed" is supposed to mean that, despite the hardships, my soul is unconquerable. Interestingly enough, I could not finish this poem in a more positive note. I assault my own soul with violent thoughts. Sometimes we can be our own perpetrators. We need to learn to not bow to our own shadows, but it is hard. They live inside of us.
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