Life, Love, Then DeathA Poem by Scarlet LetterFirst she lived, then she loved, then she said good-bye...
What would you do
If you saw the real me? Am I really the person I always thought that I would be? Deception seeping from my skin, My mouth laden with lies, My soul has always been, A master of disguise. Each breath I take is treachery, For I hide my true self, Afraid that if you find me, You'll toss me on the shelf. A miserable person am I, Who conceals myself in shame, I wish I could be angry, And cast you all the blame. Truth is it's my fault, My sins, my guilt, my lies, For this I say I'm sorry And will write you my good-byes. Good-bye my only love, I wish you only knew, How much you meant to me, And how completely I loved you. The way your hair blew softly And your eyes shone in the night Your hands so warm and safe Your soul so pure and bright. I never knew your touch, You didn't care to see, My need for you so great, My one last dying plea. Good-bye my love, farewell May sweet dreams get you through, My heart may stop this night, But I will always love only you.
© 2011 Scarlet LetterAuthor's Note
Featured Review
Reviews
|
StatsAuthorScarlet LetterCanadaAboutI love art of all forms. The types I practice are writing, charcoal/oil pastels, music, photography, and more. Every time I look at something I see if it would be best as a picture, drawing, poem, or .. more..Writing
|