Why Irony?

By MGood

Missing in a lost world.
Bound by invisible threads.
Trapped in open space.
Arriving departure, creeping blatantly,
Fills me empty,
As we pretend the truth.
The pleasure in the pain,
To love, to hate.
To give, to take.
Anticipating regret.
I need your nothing,
To start the end.

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Copyright 2004 MGood
Published on Friday, March 26, 2004.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: the sweetness in so litlle words... wow

  • Dei On Saturday, October 7, 2006, Dei (663)By person wrote:

    this was fantastic.

  • Aethelwyne On Sunday, August 7, 2005, Aethelwyne (51)By person wrote:

    this is awesome. very well written.

  • knightmirror On Wednesday, November 10, 2004, knightmirror (426)By person wrote:

    *picks up jaw*.....my assumptions prove to be correct....this is beautiful....brilliant wordplay....sweet....short...to the point...****-chris

  • Mistress Morbid On Saturday, April 10, 2004, Mistress Morbid (405)By person wrote:

    Definitly a short one, but as fox put it very effective. I like the way you ended it as well. Wonderfully done. -Morb

  • flying_fox On Sunday, March 28, 2004, flying_fox (571)By person wrote:

    Great job... so short, yet so effective. I love "Trapped in open space" and "I need your nothing". awesome. Fox

  • gracefullytorn On Friday, March 26, 2004, gracefullytorn (61)By person wrote:

    This reminds me of Friar Lawrence's speech in Romeo and Juliet. He used irony in a very clever way and it comes out in your work.

  • Alanarchy On Friday, March 26, 2004, Alanarchy (1168)By person wrote:

    Very cool. "Fills me empty" That's just classic. Wonderful job.

  • Anth On Friday, April 30, 2004, Anth (1126)By person wrote:

    so cool, everyline holds so much

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