FallingA Poem by Amber BergeronI found this poem in my diary which was locked in a box that i hadn't opened since i was eleven...
FallingFallingFalling
As the Sun falls from the sky
And weary souls fall asleep,
I fall into my place,
And sitting there I weep,
Of all the pain of being alone,
And all the silence that is left in this home,
Of all of these things not said and not done,
I sit and ponder why I am the one,
Who feels hate and guilt of great measure,
Who feels nothing of love or of pleasure,
The one who is lonely to life as a whole,
This life, who bears a badly broken soul.
That soul has been savagely torn in two,
That soul belongs to one who hasn’t a clue,
That life is too short to be sad of such things,
And life is not what this sadness shall bring.
Death silently lies behind this weary soul,
Sadness corrupts it; it does not make it whole,This torment creeps through me, not making a sound.
I blindly embrace it and fall to the ground.© 2009 Amber Bergeron |
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Added on July 25, 2009 Last Updated on September 21, 2009 Author
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