Almost Like Living... Almost

By Efamilia


Almost like winter
Almost like rain
Scar tissue forming
Around rivers of pain

They ask of her why?
But they need no suggestions
Her cold blank stare
Like a mirror of their affections

The cross around her neck
They think is for show
But the symbol of suffering
Means more than they’ll know

A lynch pin of sorts
That holds her together
The flesh may be weak
But the soul is forever

She speaks in volumes
With just a few words
Philosophically-gifted
But I guess they never heard

The writing on the wall
Hidden blood-stains on the floor
Screaming inside for something
She can no longer remember what for

It’s funny how the memories
Seem so real, even now
Maybe it’s emotion
And the strength of why and how

It's almost like winter
And it's almost like rain
I still think of her now
Though I’ve never seen her again



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© 2008 Efamilia
Published on Monday, June 16, 2008.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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Comments on "Almost Like Living... Almost"

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  • A former member wrote: the depth of sadness. i've wondered a few times of those ive not seen in forever and will probably never see again

  • A former member wrote: I enjoyed it alot! I read it verse for verse, excited about the next line.

  • A former member wrote: Really well crafted,the rhyme was smooth, but the strength of the tale was predominant which made the collective blend that much more impressive..shmicko.

  • urbanhumility On Monday, June 16, 2008, urbanhumility (1175)By person wrote:

    only a poet can write of such unique subtlties..........well done

  • A former member wrote: i liked this man. you did a good job.

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