The RemainsA Poem by AriDeath is a lovely gift everyone fears.
I want to say something witty.
But I can't. I want to describe the agony that I feel, But there are no words found in my dictionary. I feel deserted, But I've been alone all along, I want to relinquish my past, But then I keep seeing your face. We were never meant to be... I have lost my words, That once mattered most. My Identity, I am not even an entity. But my enmity, Is on full blast. For I have forsaken not you, But me. All my doors have caved in on me, What now remains is timed white walls, Pale, empty, Ready to crack as I am. Can you feel me? My desperate need to feel? Can you hear my cries? I mourn more than I know I should. Yearning for amnesia, I remember, feel, smell, see... E.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g, And I self-destruct. Is it as hard for you, As it is for me? Do you pretend to not care, More than me? For I have no place for death, I have consumed it, For I am deader than death itself, Death has no use for me. In each of these, Four little lines, They all suicidally grieve, I love you. © 2010 Ari |
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