Dark tales

Dark tales

A Poem by Juliet Forshaw

Darkness falls as I take
one final glance at your
unblemished face.
Wiping a tear
from your fading emerald eyes,
as you bestow
your last ailing breath
upon my neck.
I scorn at the jagged
wounds strewn across your chest.
The sweet smell of
your sweat turns the bile
in my stomach.
Beaten in your desire
for bliss, ecstacy, pride,
gratitude... love,
The gradient is steep.
It's a long way to fall,
when your wings have
been burned,shamefull bliss,
exasperated love.
 

© 2008 Juliet Forshaw


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Nice poem. It doesn't really flow well for me, but you use words very well. Keep Writing


Posted 15 Years Ago


Sweet poem. Good choice of words.

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

fading emerald eyes - this is a beautifully sad image. As is the entire poem. NH


Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Juliet Forshaw
Juliet Forshaw

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A Poem by Juliet Forshaw