Something Else

By Blood Saga

it's a darker kind of reminiscence
when you're not quite there
but close enough


and we're stuck praying to
angels and lesser gods
who've had their time in the sun
and are now no less human than any one
of us.


it's the inevitable peace
that comes from
dream catcher miracles
and the empty promises
of your own sick fantasies

was it worth it?
now that you have to pick up the pieces?


of yourself
and so many others who you've hurt
on the road
to a revelation

reality isn't welcome here


so the seagulls feast
on your hopes and dreams
because your prayers weren't enough


lift the veil
she doesn't love you
she never did

'til death do us part
and something died today



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Copyright 2009 Blood Saga
Published on Wednesday, September 2, 2009.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: I saw a tiny drip of sorrow fall from this piece at it's end... A hauntingly good write. Thank you for this :)

  • bloody LOVEly On Friday, September 18, 2009, bloody LOVEly (85)By person wrote:

    sounds almost like stream of consciousness writing, thrown in the air and scattered by emotions

  • AniDayz On Sunday, September 13, 2009, AniDayz (812)By person wrote:

    -'when you're not quite there but close enough...'...this is still my favourite line from this piece of magnificence.

  • AniDayz On Thursday, September 3, 2009, AniDayz (812)By person wrote:

    damn...this is beautifully.pungent and .stinging..../on so many levels. i am intrugied and---touched, echo.ingly.

  • Fantecstasy On Wednesday, September 2, 2009, Fantecstasy (120)By person wrote:

    Rightly so, "angels and lesser gods, who've had their time in the sun." wonderful words. The tone of denunciation and enlightening is excellent. *tips hat*

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