Cover MeA Poem by James TincherInspired by the cold of winter and the misery and depression it can bring.Bury me in the dead of winter. Dig my grave with the shovel of my misery. Choose my place from deep within the haunts of a forest. Look where the spirits congregate and ghosts dance. Chisel my tomb from the frozen earth and toss the harden clumps of dirt into the fire. Let the soil char before you cover me forever. Line the floor of my eternal bed with raven feathers and the stems of a rosebush. There is no comfort where I lay. Paint the walls with the pictures of my pain. If one day I'm resurrected they will know why I exist no more. Nail my coffin shut with the nails forged from the sorrows of all mankind. For such misery and pain shall not allow this lid of anguish to open ever again. Now cover me with the darkness of all the nights. Fill this gutter with the earth thawed from the fire and pack it down with the screams of the lost souls that are still searching for a home. © 2013 James Tincher |
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Added on January 28, 2013 Last Updated on January 28, 2013 AuthorJames TincherJeffersonville, INAboutI have written poetry and short story collections for a very long time, however I have never taken the step towards publishing my work, until now. I'm inspired to write by just about anything. J.. more..Writing
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