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fractal007 Senior Member
since 2000-06-01
Posts 1958 |
Sometimes when I sit in here at night and look at these sheets and flat remnants cold faces guys I never knew family I never had I wonder if I could get along with that old man blowing out candles or that boy in his lap smiling. I'm dying All I got now is a few batteries and wires I could scrounge up to make this recorder work so you can hear me be a part of the rehab recovering happiness we didn't have I want to live in those nice houses where coffee's on in the morning and mom and dad are smiling I'm dying All I got now is this shed that wasn't mine, filled with junk that I turn to gold as soon as I look at it that crumbles as soon as I touch it Life's short. Think hard! |
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Mysteria
since 2001-03-07
Posts 18328British Columbia, Canada |
quote:You know I could have written these exact words at your age. I still sit around even now wondering why my parents even had me. However, it is what you make of your own life regardless of those around you that counts in the end I have found. Only in that process is there a path to happiness. Really enjoyed your poem. Well done! |
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JenniferMaxwell
since 2006-09-14
Posts 2423 |
Read an interesting line, think it was by Victor Infante, not sure, but anyway it said something like, "Freedom is forgetting". Been thinking about that a lot. Very powerful, moving and well written poem, Kevin. |
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fractal007 Senior Member
since 2000-06-01
Posts 1958 |
hehe Guys this isn't about my family. Actually it's someone in a post-apocalyptic world stumbling on a photo album in an abandoned shed. He wonders what it might have been like to live in a family before the catastrophe. |
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