Inner MonologueA Poem by MandarinOrangeswritten on a whimMy inner monologue speaks poetry spiraled in lies; It likes to paint pretty pictures on soiled canvases And decieve my innocent eyes.
Never quite feeling alive unless you are peremantly wrapped up inside my head; Your warm sandstorm eyes forever in sight, tentatively watching my immanent demise And leaving everything, as always, unsaid.
My inner monologue speaks mingled sentaminets of you often; Holds you in a false light high upon a faltering pedistal, still visiable as I finally fade out of sight And I lie cold, but safe, in my velvet-lined coffin. © 2009 MandarinOrangesFeatured Review
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2 Reviews Added on January 23, 2009 Last Updated on February 3, 2009 AuthorMandarinOrangesWeston,, WIAboutBuried at PhotoCasket Dark Comments & Graphics A friend once told me that life is what you make it. Very cliche I know, but is it really true? I don't know. I don't know an.. more..Writing
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