Helluva Good Time

Helluva Good Time

A Poem by FallenHeroXx
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Goodbye for long.
Give me a good song
I’ll play it at your funeral.
I’ll sing you to sleep

Rip us apart.
So far, so long.
Give me a chance to help you.
I’d scream your name.

I truly love you
I want you so bad.
So throw me aside.
Leave me there.
Make me Die!!

I f*****g hate you
You chose Him.
Slay me and bury my soul.
Make me leave you.

The Fallen Hero
Falls again.
A simple hope.
Crushed in the flames of his Heroine.
Farewell

A Fallen Hero - Helluva Good Time
Written    -   22/01/2011
Dedication - Way to personal.

© 2011 FallenHeroXx


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nice work here dude, and i love that anger you always put into these poems, they really make your works unique. those feelings of betrayal definitely manifest themselves here. good job!

Posted 13 Years Ago


Great emotion and anger. A powerful poem.
Coyote

Posted 13 Years Ago


emotions all over the board in this one. i like how you keep the theme of the hero and heroine going in your work these days. it adds something to your writing

Posted 13 Years Ago


Wow really good you are an amazing writer

Posted 13 Years Ago


Wow. This started out just sad like a break-up song would go and then it turn to depressing and heart-breaking it made me want to cry. The feeling of betrayal, and the feeling that when the left your whole world came down it all to common for me. Over all though this is amazing.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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