Ice ColdA Poem by Miles Wilburn
Shards of fire
balls of ice pour down like sun and shine down like rain The heart strings lay broken, on a soulless stage, A cruel, cruel fate, for a ice cold case. Your body lay in tatters on that ice cold floor, always craving something, desiring it more. I can't give you what you had, and I won't adapt to a fading fad. So at an impasse we lay broken, Beaten, bloodied on that ice cold floor. However, I get back on my feet, And you lay there always craving more. © 2012 Miles Wilburn |
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Added on April 10, 2012 Last Updated on April 10, 2012 AuthorMiles WilburnSandy Lake, PAAboutHowdy! I'm Miles! I'm a 25 year old college graduate who is now home bouncing around in adulthood limbo unsure of what will come next. I hope you are able to take something with you when you.. more..Writing
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