The Hell of Life IncarnateA Poem by Nightingale SilvaA poem I collaborated on with my brother, Kenesu. I wrote the first and third stanzas, and he wrote the second and fourth.Perhaps this life is just a lie. Just a blind race until the day we die. Well, I refuse to run it, I'd rather fight it. Grab the torch, set it, and light it. Burn it all down into one catastrophic mess. These are the dreams I must confess. Confess to those who feel they know me for what they see Though are clueless of what truly lies beneath of core as what's set and stored is more than what's seen to rest ashore as this soul priceless yet lifeless within the same breathe as it struggles to fight for survival yet lacks muscle and might to strike and keep sight of its on revival so... death remains. The in-between struggle is worthless, It's reckless abandoned. Yet you try to control it, You try to console it, Try so damned hard to not abhor it! But on the inside you're fragile, Because your life is such a hassle. Why try to look alive and breathing, When on the inside you're just dying and seething? With each day replaying the same scene of failure to the point where.... learning to cope is hopeless as it seems we're merely dying from breathing Inhale the pain, exhale stress; Inhale what's left, exhale death. As desperate cries for help only fall to land beside myself for standing in a puddle of my own shame is where it seems I'm destined to remain. By: Nightingale & Kenesu © 2013 Nightingale SilvaFeatured Review
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StatsAuthorNightingale SilvaCorpus Christi, TXAboutI am a poet, creative writer, and freelance journalist. I have been writing since I can remember. I work for several websites, doing gaming journalism for GamingPrecision and UnboundGamer. Also write .. more..Writing
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