StalkA Poem by What happened to simple old me?
Our silvered friend, a foe they call, creeps delicate upon
hands replace tissues torn away, of my controversy's delight. Though it were not you who found a literal blood-bath in which she bathed a sin in its own rightful test, while you betrayed her every though, corruption of teased out teared remorse, holds open many a branches, rough edged serrated needles, sedated of lifeless wholesome granules. You could sway her in the wind you know, as wheat on a summer's day, of course then it'd be torn away you act similarly for profits of the mind, unconscientious, consolable forever not prolonged. © 2010 What happened to simple old me? |
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1 Review Added on November 17, 2010 Last Updated on November 17, 2010 AuthorWhat happened to simple old me?United KingdomAbout'Death was just a simple glance across a dim lit room And those eyes did it Those three words did it Those three words killed him And I surrender to it all Between you and me, I surrender to you .. more..Writing
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