48 Hours/ 32nd FloorA Poem by IWASNEVERTHERE
I woke up to the sky raining heart shaped confetti
The sound of your voice drowning out the sadness If I live till tomorrow it'll be another day on earth with your memories Memories Sudden movements move men to tears The fear of death a landmark In a life filled with glory I wear your heart as a badge on my fading body How much longer are we to stand at attention? My legs feel numb but the fear of losing you keeps me standing Home seems close yet death seems far till they switch their roles and they begin to speak We promise heaven's close because there's hell on earth Yet all that never occurred to me Lately I spend my days writing you letters Ones you'll never get to see till after my death A keepsake for a broken heart I seem to play a fool in an army of men Brainwashed into thinking they fight for their country Is it bad to say none of that is of interest to me? I fight for a cause much greater I fight for a soul that outweighs their millions I promise one day we'll be together, be it my bones or my entirety I fear your tears more than I fear these bullets You see bullets offer a promise of a quick death but your tears stained on my beating heart I couldn't think of a death more painful I'd rather much subject my body to war than enter a battlefield with a smile so familiar Maybe that's why my cowardice could be perceived as courage Another bomb goes off Another soul leaves earth We'll leave their corpses till the earth turns their tragedy into flowers Can you think of a more poetic death? My dear ......... Somedays your name escapes me Your face an abstract painting of beauty I could once remember Do not for one second think I have forgotten you My mind isn't half what it used to be In the madness I still see your eyes Stare at me with shades of blue Tick tock Time seems to be passing by I fear my death isn't far behind I fear our dreams will slowly die I fear my mind is becoming blind My. © 2019 IWASNEVERTHERE |
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Added on January 17, 2019 Last Updated on January 17, 2019 |