....Accretion dreams

By SolApathy

 How is it the darkness has no bounds
Shadows swallow the hopes that once
Abound
Look to the earth to see only desiccated dreams
I grasp for the sky and feel only screams
Knowing this is the universe within my soul
Accretion disk of thoughts, crushing all hope
Falling
inevitably
black hole of thoughts never spoken

Broken, and beyond meaning
 I cannot share these feelings
Inwardly bleeding
Hope slipping beyond the event horizon
Slowly I am crushed by regrets
Internalized
Fire in these eyes, a dying sight
A symphony of sadness as I surrender to my own night
Knowing in my heart it'll never be alright

 

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© 2020 SolApathy
Published on Sunday, May 21, 2017.     Filed under: "Poetry"

Author's Note:

...We create our own universe of self doubt, often with no way...out
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  • A former member wrote: "knowing this is the universe within my soul" Dark Art at its finest. Your feather is truly pushed by the heart, anyone can see it.

  • dwells On Monday, May 22, 2017, dwells (4288)By person wrote:

    If darkness has no bounds than what room remains for heaven I wonder Sol? Guessing a multi-plane existence is required to explain the co-existence of infinities. A darkly wrought and desolate thought writ large - cheers my friend! - Dan

  • A former member wrote: Interesting, I think you're right in a way, but the human mind is the most powerful force that we know in this universe and has no law. One can creates his own kingdom and gives the key to Light or Darkness, how to use or be used by his own thoughts and the emotions that come with them. In some cases people stay in one particular "plane" and some jump from one to another, and some live in balance between both. But like I said their is no LAW, no way to be, no way better than another. This Chaos is in a way beautiful.

  • Drea On Sunday, May 21, 2017, Drea (1443)By person wrote:

    This felt heavy, but (maybe it's just me) I also felt an odd freedom in this. I can't completely explain it.


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