The PulseA Poem by DukesrunnerThe pulse - its final whisper For life it died. It’s beating but a hinder, For the needing soul to hide. But hiding is dying, Some have found, For the lackluster life, Lacked living, Some say, Is better than the life-lost lived. Yet. What life refrained of life has lived to speak the lies of death? to dead ears of beating pulse, That taste such deceit to sweeten the sour left of death’s memory. Said thought purely stands As pain. A thorn of the rose, Bled black thick by petal, The dew bloody upon the stem, Swallowing the beauty of life, Through that fear of stilled pulse. Still. Frost that finds that rose, Luminescent of the night Falls down with frozen starlight. Single rays refracted, Thousand beams reacted To the black heights Of that rose of life. Beating of the heart resumes, Fear of life nearly consumes - Held back at once by light. Now the flame to rose ignite The soul without silence to hide Into the night with life it cries Freed from the black outlasting dew To cool the flames with tears anew. The rose stands gasping breathes full, Fierce beating, no longer still The hearts still bleeding But will in time heal with Pulse. © 2010 DukesrunnerAuthor's Note
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Added on September 3, 2009 Last Updated on March 19, 2010 Author
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