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A fool's Game
Madman, can't you see?
All your self made misery.
Here is a helpful tip
About the schedule you worship:
Fickle are the sands of time,
Challenging your paradigm.
The perfection that you leave
Nobody would care to grieve.
You'ld chose order over life,
Yet this causes you no strife.
White walls and a spotless floor
Will never cause a heart to soar.
At some point everything rusts,
Falls apart and turns to dust.
When that day will come to you
Your worst nightmare will come true.
Of what value is a spotless tomb?
Madman, can't you see?
All your self made misery.
Here is a helpful tip
About the schedule you worship:
Fickle are the sands of time,
Challenging your paradigm.
The perfection that you leave
Nobody would care to grieve.
You'ld chose order over life,
Yet this causes you no strife.
White walls and a spotless floor
Will never cause a heart to soar.
At some point everything rusts,
Falls apart and turns to dust.
When that day will come to you
Your worst nightmare will come true.
Of what value is a spotless tomb?
Literature
that one...
That one…
That one girl that you wished for
That one girl that you lived for
That one girl that you’d die for
And the one girl you missed your chance for…
We want what we can’t have
It’s all the same with love
The one that makes you wish you had
The one that makes you cry
The one that makes you love her more
And the one that makes you fly
If you love her more than the world
You should never let her go
Because if she gets away from you
You will never forgive yourself
That one girl that you wished for
That one girl that you lived for
The one girl that you’d die for
And the one girl you missed your chance
Literature
Release
I have no idea where I am or how I got here. I do know it's cold, and I'm so very tired. Watching this rope I've been dangling from, unraveling a little more every day. Finally realizing the dark truth; sometimes holding on is harder than letting go.
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Prologe
Thump thump
The town, Aegron, had been destroyed, Katrina knew this, had seen it. The Sekers had come and wiped it out, it happened sometimes, a way of life. The survivors would pack up and move to another town or they would wait for the brothers of Ammit to come and rescue them. This time Katrina new that no survivors would leave this place. Glancing toward the huge wardrobe where her two children had locked themselves, Katrina firmly told her self that someone would walk away, her babies would survive and go on to the next town.
Thump thump
Katrina's husband walked into the bedroom closing and locking a thick door behind him. In his hand
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Haven't written poetry for a while but although I'm not satisfied with this I decided to post this in hopes of getting some good advice. Questions/comments?
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Really nice, love the flow and pace!
Interesting thoughts...
Interesting thoughts...