Wonderful SurpriseA Poem by Reivabut it is not.I am just a lonely fly, Pathetically flying in my apathy. Happiness is a drug, which I take, But causes more grief and sadness in the first place. How do I believe such catastrophe, That brings glee in my misery? How do I love myself, When I am something I despise? Oh please, oh please lay me to sleep, So I can dream of my toxic remedy, When I plunge through snow, My cold colours run; my anger shows. How do I believe such catastrophe, That brings glee in my misery? How do I love myself, When I am something I despise? "I love you, now be honest" But honesty is never a promise. "Go ahead and get what you desire." That same old joke needs to retire. How do I believe such catastrophe, That brings glee in my misery? How do I love myself, When I am something I despise? Oh let me go, let me get out here, I just want to set aside my lonely thoughts, And pen down my feelings that cry back at me.
© 2011 ReivaAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on June 4, 2011 Last Updated on June 4, 2011 AuthorReivaWalsall, West Midlands, United KingdomAboutHello. My name is Rhiannon. I am fifteen and currently living in the United Kingdom. I am into most fiction - although I do not spare enough moments to read the sort. I enjoy writing, as it is a st.. more..Writing
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