Information Romeo

Information Romeo

A Poem by Rusty
"

A pilot write of love lost.

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Free flowing tears
The sun makes its break
Reclaims the winter sky
my heart founders in night

She lies cold
In the grip of my mind
This lifeless love I cannot lay to rest
Ash, sackcloth, and mourners must wait

We gather here though not together
The funeral of the dream
I stare into the dun
I cannot will it back below the horizon

I walk in this frigid world
Ice freezing to my brow
Falling stars and northern lights
Proclaiming look to no one

Upon awakening
I retrace my steps
Into the sky I run
The sun smiles, the mountains laugh
Toiling for the day to be done
To be done
Just be done

I steel myself to forget her
In this day of bitter cold
Yet the more dirt I throw upon her
The more I unearth

Silent she stares at me from the grave
Her mouth whispers Romeo
I choke back Juliet
Whispering my own fate

I swallow hard my bitter regret
Not at having loved her
But the fact we ever met
I breathed life when I breathed her in
Breathing me in she met our death
Now the mountains laugh and the sun she smiles
Cause the warmth is hers to keep
Cold as steel I walk this earth
Wondering of love I could not keep

© 2012 Rusty


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...
. you unearth a unique hue of poetry in your words ...

. there's sadness but no bitterness ... IMHO ...

. i guess you would eventually find the love that's residing in your words ...

. it never left you ...

Posted 12 Years Ago


Yes very.

Posted 12 Years Ago


I think this looks familiar..the writing styles are uncanny!

Posted 12 Years Ago



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