My Life's Over

My Life's Over

A Poem by Bone Palace Ballet
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MY LIFES OVER
 
I
don’t think you feel
what I feel
don’t think you see
what I see
there’s only one way that you and I
could ever be
 
I love you more
than you know
I love you more
than I show
baby you
and me
could last an eternity
 
 
I tell you everyday,
how much I feel,
how much I care
and every time
it turns to that goodbye kiss,
or a goodbye stare,
I need to know
do you love me or not?
I need to know
should this all just be dropped?
 
 
I want to know
I need to know
I have to know
how you feel
Before the flesh
before the skin
on my face
comes unpeeled
 
I live for you
I’d die for you
I’d bleed for you
I’d cry for you
 
I need to know if you care
I need to know
if my heat will be tarred.
 
 
I told you again
how much I feel how much I care
and once again
it turned to that goodbye kiss
and a goodbye stare
 
I can see now,
that its over
I can now feel
my life’s over
 
What’s in this world?
What’s left for me?
Is there still some hope?
That I cannot see?
 
Because I love you
cause I need you
and my poor heart
has been ripped in two
 
I can see now,
I can feel now
I hear now
 
my life’s over..

© 2008 Bone Palace Ballet


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i really like this one. it was good how you broke it up into really short lines; it emphasized each one. keep writing!

Posted 16 Years Ago


wow, this is really deep, i can feel the emotions coming out of the words, this is excellent writing, keep it up

Posted 16 Years Ago



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Bone Palace Ballet
Bone Palace Ballet

Graham, NC



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Im Jon. I like to write poems and sometimes songs. I get inspired by some songs and books and other poets. Bone Palace Ballet is one of ym favorite Poetry books, and Chiodos is one of my favorite b.. more..

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