![]() Chilling AdviceA Poem by Ben TaylorAround me, trees are dying and slipping into the dirt. Winter's words have cut deeply, and I am reduced to a moribund apparition Surrounded by the sepulchral husks of deadened trees. In year's previous, the frigidity was mitigated by locked fingers and lips -- But now, already, my hands are beginning to lose feeling, And the numbness threatens to consume what sanity that remains. If by closing these eyelids I could simply cease to be, Would that not be easiest? Perhaps the frost has been whispering too loudly, But my heart is bereft and in need of rest, However permanent.
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Added on October 15, 2012 Last Updated on October 15, 2012 Author![]() Ben TaylorColumbia, MOAboutAlmost everything I write now is relatively real, so just read what I write and get to know me. more..Writing
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