434 cold hearted days. alone.
By Exodus
She sits and stares
Consumed in the sound
Of nothingness
Haunted by the shadows
Of the stars
Skipping over the sky
Her word
Was kept.
She never
Did anything
She tried not to hurt him.
Or hurt in return.
She hid each and every
One sign of emotion.
He had brought out in her.
She kept quiet.
She is all used up
Like and old cigarette
Burning through a hole
In her heart.
She’s dazed in a conversation
With her headache an herself.
Begging why.
Pleading why.
Protesting her love was lost.
Even when he took it away.
And her days were bloody
A January massacre of tears.
She worked even harder that day
To forget.
The silence that he hid behind.
When she spoke of her loneliness.
And how she felt so abandoned in
This world of used up, dead trust
Just stranded on a island
Isolated from the comforting heartbeat
Of his chest.
When the phone rang again.
She never answered him.
Just a scream for his silence.
A cry for all those secret tears.
She felt better knowing
soon
she would disappear
Comments on "434 cold hearted days. alone."
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On Wednesday, February 18, 2004, Juggalotus
(69) wrote:
It was great, I relived that feeling I sometimes get. That cold shiver acompanied by a weak feeling and seemingly watering eyes.
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On Friday, February 13, 2004, LovedByAMiracle
(51) wrote:
just wonderful in every way. and like wish upon a star said extremely touching
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A former member wrote:
"Haunted by the shadows Of the stars Skipping over the sky" Wow... So sad... This touched me. I loved it. ~Wish Upon A Star
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On Friday, February 13, 2004, capt_funguy
(777) wrote:
desolate ... stretched beyond reason ---- isolation tragedy .. beautiful piece - funguy
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On Friday, February 13, 2004, stormtalk
(727) wrote:
So so sad... art is that which has infinite possibilities... and it seems you have infinite talent for bringing out the emotion in anything and presenting it clearly and heart-wrenchingly. I love it... your work is addictive.
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A former member wrote:
"She felt better knowing/soon/she would disappear" i felt this ending was very strong. it's always hard to end a poem; espicialy on a note like that.