Here Lies Everything That Once Was

Here Lies Everything That Once Was

A Poem by Cole Hayley
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Never before has such a wicked story come true.

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Here Lies Everything That Once Was


Along the winding path you will see an empty clearing 

This is the place where everything became so weary 

This is the place that I have dreamt about these past few nights. 


Falling apart like the splitting hairs of a leukaemia angel 

That tumbles to the ground in a soft bliss. 

We have been talking about leaving this place for years. 


These teardrops never had meaning until now 

And every one of them has a surrogate feeling 

Broken into a million pieces like a shattered mirror. 


The shade from the trees will keep you in the dark

Safe from the visualization of my dissolving wings

And from the sounds of my withering melody. 


Never before has such a wicked story come true

Swept clean from any shades of a silver lining 

But still stained from the perseverance of time. 


Along the winding path you will come across an empty clearing

When you get there you will know what to do.  

© 2012 Cole Hayley


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A nice poem. I love the last line, which is true to life. There are situations that you may get thrown in, and you can say you know what your going to do in that particular situation, but really, you don't know until it hits you.

This poem had a sad feel about it. To me, it was about a person who was trapped and was so desperate to escape this horrid place that they just wanted to leave and didn't care where this path took them, as long as they got out.

Good work

Posted 12 Years Ago


Is the angel an angel with leukemia or what

Posted 12 Years Ago


At some point the messages we have been reviewing take on a stark new reality and knocks us off our feet. But we do learn to get up again.

Posted 12 Years Ago


you definitely have a style all your own .i think i could easily tell this is yours even without a name .Who knows maybe someday ill say the name cole and everyone will automatically know its you

Posted 12 Years Ago


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Pax
sadness beyond..
im such a fan now..
your use of words is really amazing..
well done.

Posted 12 Years Ago


I was seeing a world after the apocalypse while reading your poem. I saw a father to his son, sending away to a safer place, a place for shelter, a place of hope. Your poem falls to the kind of poems that make readers think. A poem that gives you fragments of images and leaves you to your own interpretation. Like a freedom wall.

Another great piece!

Posted 12 Years Ago


really poignant.the title itself is captivating.these lines are exquisite-
These teardrops never had meaning until now
And every one of them has a surrogate feeling
Broken into a million pieces like a shattered mirror.

Never before has such a wicked story come true
Swept clean from any shades of a silver lining
But still stained from the perseverance of time.

I think you should substitute the word visualization with something else..somehow it seems to ruin the flow-
Safe from the visualization of my dissolving wings

beautiful piece altogether.kudos



Posted 12 Years Ago


I am so superficial, but I just couldn't read your poem...the width is to great and the length is too short...it really turns my eyes off...

Posted 12 Years Ago


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