EighteenA Poem by Zachary CraigEighteen is a cancer, beyond a simple number It is waste, waste that piles up below until you fall to your death Wasted hopes, wasted dreams, filled with lies that build from your feet Let's moan, lets cry, lets pretend that everything will be fine I hate the thought of this number coming again looking me in the eye i wont shoot it down, i will embrace, embraced with sincerity I cant do, i can only try I don't mind the break, or the fear Days are not long, it will be here soon I can hear its footsteps, lost in a hallway It comes unexpected, with a grin I hate you eighteen, you are no longer a goal You are horrible, despicable, dead to me I hope the calender drowns the last living digits you possess You have been mine, lost without a word Eighteen is stored, boxed put up in a closet Looking around for someone to open it, knowing that you will give in I won't give in anymore, I wont look for you I will ignore you, i will burn you alive Live, and die your time has run out try to go away, you will never be back I will skip you, or never reach you again.
© 2011 Zachary CraigAuthor's Note
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Added on April 15, 2011 Last Updated on April 15, 2011 AuthorZachary CraigMarion, INAboutHello, I am a full time student working on my bachelors in English at the moment. I have always enjoyed writing and hope to progress everyday. more..Writing
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