Dark Poetry #4 |
The Last Words (actually, a song) |
A Beautiful Disaster Member
since 2007-01-13
Posts 409 |
The cold sky above me is crying To meet my last day, one more story is over. A wrist, razorblade - now I hope I'm becoming The pain in your heart. In your mind, never sober You'll see just a guise of me, bleeding so badly. I'm dying in pain - that is what I have chosen. And if you had been there, you still could have saved me. You could... it's too late. Now I'm lying here, frozen. A denizen in all the world, a denial, My f------ damned life has been nothing but battles. This easy escape is the last of my trials, And with my last breath your dark sky will be shattered. My death is revenge if my life has been broken. It's been a mistake - it's my debt to erase it. I have no more reason to live - I'm forgotten. My sorrow has come to the tragical ending. Your life will go on in your cardboard castle; You'll finish your part, and you'll join me in years. My poisonous blood all your questions will answer. Goodbye... I've got over the last of my fears. (My death is revenge if my life has been broken. It's been a mistake - it's my debt to erase it. I have no more reason to live - I'm forgotten. My sorrow has come to the tragical ending.) And if you had been there, you still could have saved me. You could... I have the recording here: http://www.geocities.com/soulofabeautifuldisaster/Songwriters_Corner.htm |
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shattered-smiles Member
since 2008-01-20
Posts 247inside the shadows |
Good good good good, I love it! I love everything about it except the swearing. You really don't need to say those words. It doesn't make your poem any greater than it would be. For me, if people swear in their poems, it makes the poem seem less appealing. Great write though. TJ No One Knew She Bled To Feel; To Remind Herself That She Was Real |
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fromme2U Member
since 2007-11-09
Posts 257 |
I absolutely loved it..going in library..great job |
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