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Eyes of Rage by Chessly Lynn Nesci Friday, July 30, 2010 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan When the eyes of rage are staring deep into your soul you start to cringe inside. No words have to be spoken, the eyes speak for themselves... ~Peace~
~Eyes of Rage~ She is afraid to see him through his eyes of rage He has her locked up in his own private cage Her biggest wish is to someday see the light The shackles are getting very heavy and tight She is trying to loosen them with all her might He took away her younger days by hiding her away She feels ugly, unintelligent, nothing she does is right Walking on eggshells was expected in her daily life The rage held inside of him is fueling his sick mind Afraid to leave because no one would ever believe To him she is nothing but a fixture for other’s to see She prays everyday for the eyes of rage to go away Never knowing when one day it might really be too late Maybe a snap ending her life; somedays she wished that to be Knowing there is a slim chance that she will ever break free © Copyright 2010 Chessly Lynn Nesci

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Reviewed by Annabel Sheila	1/12/2012

Well expressed, Chessly, but I pray it's not biographical! I can feel the pain, the hopelessness....captivating phrasing.. Hugs, Anna




Reviewed by Peter Schlosser (Reader)	8/8/2010

And we build our own prisons, as all anyone has to do is walk out the door. HOWEVER, we gravitate toward what we're used to because it's familiar... even if it's killing us. Nicely done.




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	8/3/2010

Such a sad and oppressive situation and yet, sadly, not so uncommon in this life/world. Thank you, Chessly. Love and best wishes to you, Regis




Reviewed by Felix Perry	8/1/2010

So much sadness and unresolved anger... fee




Reviewed by jude forese	7/31/2010

handled this theme quite well ...




Reviewed by Dayvid Graybill	7/31/2010

This is a powerfully gut-wrenching piece! I know of women living in this space, and in my work I've helped some escape. Many feel that writing about it is their only escape, but there are ways to get out before its too late! Peace, Dayvid




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	7/31/2010

To be prisoner of this controlling sickness is truly sad and I would hope one could get the resources to break free Blessings, Christine




Reviewed by pat medlin	7/30/2010

scary relationship stuff that i know does go on and if it be more than poetry as george says...ihear it as a cry for help...sad so sad




Reviewed by George Carroll	7/30/2010

Let's hope there is a better solution for this dilemma if it be more than poetry. George




Reviewed by Mark Lichterman	7/30/2010

Eyes, and the look of eyes can silently, certainly tell the feeling of one. I am a very gentle man, but when angry, my wife would say that she could always tell my feeling, and the extent of my anger, by looking into and at my eyes. Well written, my lady. Your friend, Mark