Dancing in the dark...

Dancing in the dark...

A Poem by black_rose_obsession

In the wrong direction

they fly on with the storm.

They take the devil’s outline

as an angel's fantasy form.

 

-Hallucinated by -

energetic,

impatient,

enthusiastic emotions.

 

-Misinterpreting -

a small drop as a cluster of

deep,

calm,

chaste oceans.

 

Loitering around on exactly nowhere enjoying freedom in ignorance’s prison.

 

-Sadness-

will soon surround them

so will,

loneliness

and

depression.

 

And when they realize reality

it will leave a sorrowful,

mournful mark.

 

I pity them,

for they know not,

that they are all dancing in the dark.

 

 

 

© 2009 black_rose_obsession


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this is really good.

Posted 14 Years Ago


From this peice i can interpret the issues that much of mankind are doomed towards.

godd write!

xxx

Posted 14 Years Ago


I like the unique style of stucture in your poem. And I love the poem in itself. Bravo

Posted 14 Years Ago


Wisdom in your last line. We can fall into darkness of pity and sadness. We need to come alive and dance in the light. A very good poem.
Coyote

Posted 15 Years Ago


Great Job.

Posted 15 Years Ago


This was a good poem. You described the feelings very well.
It's interesting and a great poem to read.
I liked it.

Posted 15 Years Ago


Has a great temper and flow to it, and very unique I must say.
Good job.
~D♥m♥~

Posted 15 Years Ago



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halloween town, PA, Turkmenistan



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