darkness

By aNaRcHyPoEt

Standing there,
Like some burnt out soul.
Full of candle lit despair,
Gazing out to a sea of sky.
Painting your rainbow kissed nightmares,
Across a hazy curtain of stars,
In the hope some poor
Apple sauce eyed
Cloud child
Will notice your pleas for help.

Smiling at the chances you missed,
Somewhere between the clouds of epiphany,
That circle your fallen angel head
(And my benevolent existence).
Just noticeable enough
For the mirror sharded rain
To pass you by.
As you stare into the life
That you made for yourself.

Now you're just another burnout
Another one of life's stars
Hung out to die
In nothing more than celestial darkness.
You went too fast -
Burnt too bright.
The ace you once played with
Has swallowed what little soul you've left
And there's nothing in your eyes
But celestial darkness.

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Copyright 2003 aNaRcHyPoEt
Published on Wednesday, August 6, 2003.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: the descriptions in this mezmorize me. honostly i can say i love this piece. it is amazing.

  • The Fallen Angel On Thursday, August 7, 2003, The Fallen Angel (235)By person wrote:

    This is one of my favorites it's shaking.The last line finished with grace.

  • A former member wrote: "Painting your rainbow kissed nightmares"~ wow that was just "WOW" i love that line!!! it hit me hard. keep posting so i can read more!

  • Spikes_of_Blue On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, Spikes_of_Blue (42)By person wrote:

    outstanding...im speechless...this is so great and so true...definetly hits me...keep it up

  • A former member wrote: This is so, beautiful. Beautiful isn't even a strong even word for this piece. Just fantastic, rich with grace. a_o_h

  • A former member wrote: of what you've posted, this is far and away the best. the first four lines grabbed my attention and held it So tightly. i read and reread. brava

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