The End

By Purposelessness

Hello...

Can I be your friend?
Said the beginning to the end
But if I can, this very world
Will twist and break and burn and rend

But I see me in you and you in me
And it is backed by birds and bees
That you and I are meant to be
Free and full of hopes and dreams

And if that kills the world and we cease to be
Then I'd rather not have ever been

Because I could not go on knowing
That you're just there our borders bowing
Our edges crackling as our fire's growing
In your darkness, I'd be there glowing

As I see the sun, my heart won't mend
I've seen my end, my almost friend
These words, tie up and sweetly send
To my beloved, world's final end
 

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Copyright 2017 Purposelessness
Published on Saturday, March 4, 2017.     Filed under: "Love" and "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: I strongly applaud this art of writtong. Beautifully put.

  • Jerry stiles On Sunday, March 5, 2017, Jerry stiles (251)By person wrote:

    Great poem,,from the beginning to the end,,good write purposelessness,,

  • Purposelessness On Tuesday, March 7, 2017, Purposelessness (150)By person wrote:

    Thanks Jerry!

  • A former member wrote: The title drew me in immediately because I am a die hard fan of Jim Morrison's poetry as well as a being a huge fan of the music of The Doors. Reading your work, with my mentioned affinity in mind, your words definitely did not disappoint. I can close my eyes and hear him reciting them quite easily. Thank you for that. Well done, poet.

  • Purposelessness On Tuesday, March 7, 2017, Purposelessness (150)By person wrote:

    Thanks for the comparison to Jim Morrison, there's a first time for everything. Maybe I could write more with him in mind. Thanks :)

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