ForsakenA Poem by Billy VanFrom Beneath the Midnight SunI shall die calmly like a cold moon, Pain endure, Desolation, The morning mist, I shall never see again. O!, desolation, The moon slowly dies The stormy clouds painfully moves in, I feel winter on my shoulder, Death is a cold dead hand. The reaper gravely possess my soul, Alas! his scythe has freed my caliginous, dim, dusky, Musky, and obscure ghost. Tomorrow’s sunset will only emanate a pseudo Deliberation of illumination-- A placebo of rapture; I do not care. My eyes: heavy stones, Have forsaken my only soul. © 2013 Billy Van |
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Added on October 9, 2013 Last Updated on October 9, 2013 AuthorBilly VanShawneetown, ILAboutI am 37. I have been writing since grade school. I have been writing professionally for ten years. I have many publications, horror/poetry, and a website to find out more. I write horror, poetry, som.. more..Writing
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