Old Soul

Old Soul

A Poem by Joyce Marie

 
Got a pretty old soul
and a pretty young face
Shouldve been born centuries ago
I feel so out of place

I'm the only one
The last of a dying breed
My heart is a fragile thing
and this soul it tends to bleed

I try to be tough
but my heart gives and gives
I was dead before my time
but I'm still yearning to live

I wanted to believe in love
and in someone who truly feels
but I'll put up another wall
because illusions just aren't real

Sometimes I'm just too innocent
but I still have my pride
These tears are overflowing
and there's noone to confide

My dreams are never ending
Emotions seeping through my soul
I'm restless and I'm weary
but I'm here all on my own
 
So where's this keeper and this guardian
The man who holds the key
I'm free falling into nothing
and I'm drowning inside of me

These dreams are never ending
an intricately woven spell
I say it's all good but I don't mean it
I wear this disguise so well

And yet I can still see so much beauty
and the hands of fate are kind
I can see love that's constantly surrounds me
but this love it isn't mine

And in this bitter field of hatred
the seeds of good have been sown
Love heals the open wound
but I have no love of my own

And maybe there is no man
To shelter me from the fall
There is no man brave enough
To scale these old stone walls

I try my best to stand alone
I'm the last of my kind
I got a heart that's too innocent
and a soul as old at time

© 2009 Joyce Marie


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Added on September 10, 2009