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A Beautiful Disaster
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since 2007-01-13
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0 posted 2008-07-10 10:38 AM


1.
My love and your tempting indifference
Were parallel roads, however,
They crossed once in two different places.
I get it. It doesn't make sense.
Two roads - two fatal collisions:
Both times you survived and I fainted.
This road would bring me to nowhere,
Just like this forgotten romance.

2.
My love was a one-way road,
It was only a matter of time:
Black and white days and sleepless nights,
Multiplied by my pain and pride
And divided to those strong drinks
Washing tears and thoughts away.
But I counted this all wrong,
Now I'm paying for my mistakes.
It was morning without the dawn,
It was grief with no sign, or a song
With no music, no verses, no end,
But my voice was too loud and strong.

3.
I'm not a moment - I'm a muse.
I'm life itself - you're its reflection.
But you're too blind to see the truth
Through ghostly rays of your perfection.
I'm not a slave of destiny -
I am above, I'm its creator.
I've always been a mystery,
And you're nothing more than haters.


© Copyright 2008 April A. - All Rights Reserved
Danny Cobb
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since 2008-07-09
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1 posted 2008-07-10 05:20 PM


It is interesting how your form changes as you get more intense and involved in the writting as it no longer mattered if it did have form--for only raw and jagged edges of emotion where there being battered around.

Very Good,
   Danny

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