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11/22/2010 6:15:29 PM
Talk me out of it I realize this is a very old post, however, considering my own situation, I feel compelled to respond. Despite the fact that I have not gone through the exact same ordeal as you have, I now exactly how you feel. I have had a very horrible life. I honestly cannot give you a reason not to do what is in your mind to do, and it would be hypocritical of me to do so. All I can say, and this is what keeps me going, is eventually God's got to take his magnifying glass of you. There must be day when it all stops. And it's that thought, that idea which keeps me interested in life. If it's been this horrible for this long, the rest, when that day comes, must be stupefyingly pleasant.
11/29/2010 9:46:39 PM
Pain as Deep Hands of seared flesh
Clinging to my chest
Salt and sea
Blowing gusts of pain
You think me evil
You think me wicked
I do this all for you

A hundred years, it’s been
So long, and yet again
I burn from the passion
Gallows, I face, press in
A hundred years, I’ve come
Through every inch of home
My brothers are dead and gone
Search this earth alone, on and on
A hundred years, I still hold on

With every breath I get closer
With every crest I sink lower
Just dreams to place asunder
As this deep black drowns another winter

You seem beyond any direction
I’ve lost every impression
And begin to I drown in my desperation
By the salton sea, I am imprisoned

Just a tear, just a word
Just a hope, a prayer
Another hundred years
I beg of you! Don’t let go!

The stars mumble and laugh
Hidden behind the clouds
I’m straying from my path
By ghostly voices, my thoughts are drowned

My crucifix
My compass
My altar
And mast
A mast

Heartless, hateful tyrant
Tasteless tears raped by the contaminant
Ten thousand of these, a hundred years
Just a soul searching for its heart
Left a century ago
In hopes the beholder would not in woe
Lose faith, see not a hope and let go
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