Rocknrollcowboy,
Your poem, "Grave yard wish" is like a story with context and a positive ending. It even has a moral to it.
You are a witness to a death scene, "floating above,,lights flashing" to tears on pavement."
Death has visited; "figure motionless..spirit in hiding."
Acceptance in the dream of what is come. Death is the door to heaven, to peace and rest from the pain of life?, "Something I wished..long time coming.. no means shocking." then, "Prayer finally answered, bittersweet release."
Then the sobering reality of no going back. This was amazing! "Love myself is futile, time has no replay, now set in stone."
This is also incredible! "Light so very bright, closer to heaven I get, a place I thought I'd never get, never thought I'd belong nor deserved to ever be."
How thankful to just awake to a new day; and you surly have! "Blurred vision..as I awaken in my bed. Now I clearly see what heaven means to me."
Full wakefulness and continued life sings. "Sun peeking through the shades, and the birds singing away. Brand new day..Still the first time in my life I'm glad to be alive."
What inspiration I've received herein. This poem is a real thinker.
Bless you today and tomorrow.
Kathy
Posted 7 Years Ago
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7 Years Ago
Thank you for a wonderful and in-depth review, the poem was inspired by what I read about when Nikki.. read moreThank you for a wonderful and in-depth review, the poem was inspired by what I read about when Nikki Sixx overdosed and his out of body experience.
7 Years Ago
Rocknrollcowboy,
This poem of yours showed such amplified detail. I was so taken by it's real.. read moreRocknrollcowboy,
This poem of yours showed such amplified detail. I was so taken by it's real life message. Life is real and lovely. Death is unseen but oh so real.
You did an amazing job. It was my pleasure to enter into this story of yours!
blessings sir,
Kathy
You got it!!! Now get to work and flaunt that talent. You have the talent to write a book. By the way, just how many college degrees do you have? You depict all this so well.
Stunning Dale!! Your wording flows like honey dripping off the tongue. An impressive insight into the spiritual realm, not an easy thing to do my friend, but you obviously felt this with controlled depth because if it were out of control it would have ended up like the frenzy of a galloping horse heading for a burning barn. You would give theologians a run for their money and that is pleasing to me!!
I would break it out of the bulk, by using 2 key lines here and there to place emphasis...but it really doesn't need a thing.
Deep...very deep, but not too much so it can't be understood.
Loved it.
Helen :-)
Like something I wished,
Such a long time coming
But by no means shocking.
Such a bittersweet release,
A prayer finally answered
But thoughts start to betray,
To love myself now is futile
A fantastically honest write...the character ruling this piece is refreshingly distressed. By that I mean there is no attempt to hide the emotions that are looking back at them. Yes, a very good write Dale.
It's better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool
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Birth name: Dale Deadmond
Born November 20th, 1969
Metaphorically speaking music is my BFF and poetry is my soulmate.
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