Salvation

Salvation

A Poem by Edward Martin

On the outside of the snow globe I see into the world from the back of the cave I sit and observe. The ways I was living to now and today is far cried from chasing the hounds chasing game. I jump through the forests and into the plains to wash all the blood from my fashion of stains. I peaked and I plateaued more times than I know and found myself all alone in the snow. The blistering cold stings my lungs stings my face, but the whistling tree branches aren’t making space. I listen as my heart beat crawls to a stop and this pain I call living is free from my thoughts.

© 2014 Edward Martin


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Added on January 4, 2014
Last Updated on January 4, 2014
Tags: lastwords, lonliness, anguish, hopeless

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Edward Martin
Edward Martin

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28 years old. Father, brother and son. Addiction, pain, prison, misanthropy. This is my subject matter. What I've lived through is what I write about. more..

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