dazedpunk1607306446 Posted February 19, 2003 Share Posted February 19, 2003 A CRACK another valentines day finds me here, in my room, staring upwards tht crack in the ceiling was there last year too, but wasn't it smaller twelve months ago? i look through the crack, and beyond to memories of one boy standing on a stage he looks at a girl, his mind filled with fire from a chilling heart. accross the stage is the girl. what does she see? does she see pain, powerlessness, betrayel, a feeling of being used? does she see her own deamon children? no. only herself i look farther, to one boy, even less years grace his face he stands in the chilly night air, looking up at the moon, the last cresent slowly waining away his grip loosens on the stem of a single white rose, petals paler then the last whispers of the moon float into the earth, now tarnished by their first taste of dirt. he smells the last whisp of car smoke. the van goes away, appearently swallowed up by night. he turns, all alone under hte muted greed street signs and walks homw with a small black dog at his side the crack may be bigger, but the roof will still hold out the droplets of a Febuary storm and it has the walls to keep it up, and those are strong and determined, holding up the roof and i sleep soundly knowing ill stay dry maybe next year the crack will be patched Link to comment
mermayd Posted February 19, 2003 Share Posted February 19, 2003 another piece of art! Wonderful! I like this because it is vivid. Easy to illustrate in the mind. I have always been accustomed to visual poems. I especially like this line: his grip loosens on the stem of a single white rose, petals paler then the last whispers of the moon Ooh! Good stuff! Maybe the patch will be healed, but it is important to remember those walls holding it up. Link to comment
eterna2 Posted March 1, 2003 Share Posted March 1, 2003 I really like this one. So sad with a touch of hope. but sometimes, i feel that hope will only bring more pain and disappointment. Link to comment
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