(good job, hey, thanks)

By asphyxia

See my star upon the horizon?
It [would] be the one to go down.

//IthinkIrememberatimewhenIthoughtIwasinvincible.
Now. I know. Smarter (not better).

“I wanted you to feel it.”
Trust me, I felt it.
As panic set in, my heart fell out.


..

And I’d wish upon a star,
a lovely star shining bright.
Oh, if only I could see one…
see one in my hopeless night.

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© 2007 asphyxia; Jolene Korrin Long
Published on Thursday, July 5, 2007.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • carlosjackal On Monday, July 9, 2007, carlosjackal (2788)By person wrote:

    This rings with that feeling of hopelessness, nothing inspires, nothing excites. Knowledge weighs you down instead of feeding creativity and free-thought. Very good write. -Carl

  • Tania On Saturday, July 7, 2007, Tania (192)By person wrote:

    this fits toghether nicely jolene, enjoyed every line.

  • asphyxia On Sunday, July 8, 2007, asphyxia (56)By person wrote:

    i messed around with this for like two weeks before liking it. thats just how its been going lately for me!

  • sIo On Thursday, July 5, 2007, sIo (898)By person wrote:

    i like this...to me it seems like you've gone blind some how, metaphorically or literally at the end. a good brain tease, this one.

  • asphyxia On Sunday, July 8, 2007, asphyxia (56)By person wrote:

    why thank you! i originally had another line or two in it, but a friend told me it/they wasn't/weren't needed.

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