th.rough.

By denver nitze

..:your blood on my hands
i hand you your heart
it isn't the end
yet it is...my time to:..


..:part into death
there isn't much time
to put down the rhythm
that was once:..


..:mine are the answers
i must earn my wings
the reaper is calling
and to me he:..


..:sings a solemn sonnet
the last song to you
i wasn't trying to hurt you
but alas love
our time is:..



..:th.rough...

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© 2008 denver nitze
Published on Thursday, April 10, 2008.     Filed under: "Personal" and "Poetry"
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  • Cassette On Thursday, December 21, 2017, Cassette (1087)By person wrote:

    I like the double meanings in the words... emotional and moving

  • Sketso On Monday, April 14, 2008, Sketso (416)By person wrote:

    Nice, love the tie-together rhythm. No Suzie for me! ;)

  • Insatiable On Friday, April 11, 2008, Insatiable (43)By person wrote:

    That makes me think of the things I couldn't say. Very moving.

  • A former member wrote: Like a declaration of final last words, very nice.

  • A former member wrote: I got "Miss Suzie had a Steamboat" in my head, now, dammit....

  • denver nitze On Thursday, April 10, 2008, denver nitze (251)By person wrote:

    sorry. :) wasn't tryin to do that.

  • NikesRain On Thursday, April 10, 2008, NikesRain (1240)By person wrote:

    damn it now i'll have that damn thing running through my head all day at work tomorrow... thanks sharon :P j/k as for the write the sadness and melancholy feels like repeated pinpricks to the heart.. the end though for some reason just seemed to be a hit of strength... might just be my mind twisting the way it does... well done

  • Echoes of Orpheus On Thursday, April 10, 2008, Echoes of Orpheus (357)By person wrote:

    Nice TA, Loved the flow in this piece. And a theme which all can relate to, all too well. A reaper of hearts/love, and the pain in his wake. Great piece.


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