WaterA Poem by Plagued MonumentallyThe rusted metal of its forearms show sagacity Scrutinize umbra's of isolation under its brass heart The scenery is foreign, it missed the vindicate atmosphere The only one of its kind is left standing Its parched metal skin was provocative Standing up on the high platform of soil and grass It sank in farther and farther It never felt intrepid But the longevity of a human Shouldn't be as much as a machine So why is it so afraid of dying If the immortal never feels intrepid?
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Added on November 11, 2011Last Updated on November 11, 2011 AuthorPlagued MonumentallyMSAboutSo it's been a couple years since I've been on this site, and lots has changed. Most of my writing is between two to three years difference to the stuff I'm writing now. Please pay attention to the di.. more..Writing
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