The vessel of the charred soul

The vessel of the charred soul

A Poem by The dark story

Vessel of the charred soul

The erroneous caresses of the churlish wind

The burning coal and the abject blizzard

The darkness and the sun

I could feel neither of them

Nor the living scars of the dead past

Nor the scarlet streams of this broken heart.

 

I’m prowling towards the dead life

To resurrect her and subside her strife

Yet the steps halt themselves so suddenly

While these mauled arms stretched for it, praying madly .

 

What was I? What has become of me?

Am I still lifelessly alive, drowning in the oblivious sea?

Or am I just a wretched vessel,

With a charred soul residing in there?

 

 

 

 

© 2013 The dark story


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Pax
What was I? What has become of me?
Am I still lifelessly alive, drowning in the oblivious sea?
Or am I just a wretched vessel,
With a charred soul residing in there?

~ I am asking the same question to myself over and over. As I drown, I learned how to swim. As I become wretched, I came to be hopeful. I am thinking I have changed a lot through the years asking what has become of me? Yet I still feel the same me as I always am. More often life overflows us with too many unnecessary burdens, we tend to forget what’s more important in life. I believed to be better hopeful than not to have hope at all. To love oneself first, to be who we want to be, to be free, wanting to belong to a place we are wanted & loved – but for now, I am too blind to see the little things that are great and more than enough to keep me satisfied. Someday my friend, my soul will soar high to be content, I know you will be too… keep penning.


Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

The dark story

10 Years Ago

Yes it sometimes like this to me. I always feel a strong urge to change myself but into what exactly.. read more
Pax

10 Years Ago

I feel you my friend, I do that sometimes. We are the same, writing helps us to be free from our hea.. read more



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Dear Atiba,

What a beautiful write, I could relate it to one of my poetry The new moon.

I was well driven with the verse and it kept me captured until last. You were very much successful in making me feel the pain without even giving me a pinch of it.

Great write.

Stay blessed
Prodical

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Pax
What was I? What has become of me?
Am I still lifelessly alive, drowning in the oblivious sea?
Or am I just a wretched vessel,
With a charred soul residing in there?

~ I am asking the same question to myself over and over. As I drown, I learned how to swim. As I become wretched, I came to be hopeful. I am thinking I have changed a lot through the years asking what has become of me? Yet I still feel the same me as I always am. More often life overflows us with too many unnecessary burdens, we tend to forget what’s more important in life. I believed to be better hopeful than not to have hope at all. To love oneself first, to be who we want to be, to be free, wanting to belong to a place we are wanted & loved – but for now, I am too blind to see the little things that are great and more than enough to keep me satisfied. Someday my friend, my soul will soar high to be content, I know you will be too… keep penning.


Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

The dark story

10 Years Ago

Yes it sometimes like this to me. I always feel a strong urge to change myself but into what exactly.. read more
Pax

10 Years Ago

I feel you my friend, I do that sometimes. We are the same, writing helps us to be free from our hea.. read more
I absolutely love the imagery here. Great work!!

Posted 11 Years Ago


I’m prowling towards the dead life
To resurrect her and subside her strife
.
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What was I? What has become of me?
Am I still lifelessly alive, drowning in the oblivious sea?
Or am I just a wretched vessel,
With a charred soul residing in there?

a tale of pain, searching for the identity amid disillusions, disappointments and negativity where there seems to be no light... but within still a hope maybe a ray of light.... this is all what is clearly seen in the composition. written very nicely, liked it.

Best Wishes

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

The dark story

11 Years Ago

actually its the same as what you have mentioned there:
"a tale of pain, searching for the ide.. read more
Prritiy

11 Years Ago

hugs to you.
The dark story

11 Years Ago

"Smiling"…thanks for the care. Have a happy weekend.
I really liked this Atiba! Beautiful language and use of words with an understandable concept~ It flows well and the rhyme was a nice touch; great work!

Posted 11 Years Ago


The dark story

11 Years Ago

Thanks you for buying time for it. Glad you liked it.
What was I? What has become of me?
Am I still lifelessly alive, drowning in the oblivious sea?
Or am I just a wretched vessel,
With a charred soul residing in there?

deep pensive thoughts penned beautifully. good write

Posted 11 Years Ago


The dark story

11 Years Ago

Thanks you.
Nice writting, top draw, i really like it

Posted 11 Years Ago


The dark story

11 Years Ago

Thanks for the read.
ayosonolowo

11 Years Ago

You're welcome
we are a vessel that is always filled with an emotion and thats life and when we feel empty thats not emptiness thats something as the mystery of nature............
and well about your poem
this is simply beautiful...................
loved it.............

Posted 11 Years Ago


I’m prowling towards the dead life

To resurrect her

That is an intense line there. Well done.

Posted 11 Years Ago



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