Her love in death

By wandering druid

Contemplating
Imagining the part of life
As thin as the edge of the knife
I lay to my skins

Ah,
The sound of parting flesh
Serenading my shattered soul
Distracting my mind
From a greater pains
A frequent ritual
For removing stains

Crimson lines
Traced like traffic lanes
Filled with power
Like Nordic runes
Every drop that hits the floor
Tells me it will be okay
If I just relax and
Let…
My…mind…
Fade…

(Floating in the fathomless deep
On the edge of a final sleep
Exhaustion’s tendrils creep
About me…
Enwrap me…
In rapture sweet…)

And then your face…

Out of a place
I had forgotten
Filled with grace
Divine darkness
Pushed away the light
At the end of the tunnel

And you kissed me…

Told me…

I awoke
In a daze
Amazed that I still lived

Your love saved me

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Copyright 2005 onelastbreath
Published on Monday, April 25, 2005.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: wow i love this one... i can relate... awesome peice :)

  • ApathysKiss On Thursday, August 25, 2005, ApathysKiss (377)By person wrote:

    awwww this was so beautiful and intricately woven with rhythm i wish i had your skill in rhythm. what a longing write. :) ~michelle

  • A former member wrote: That sounds like soemthing I would write, but better. It's liek what I have been trying to put into words but couldn't. Absolute lovely poem.

  • Serenity On Thursday, June 9, 2005, Serenity (469)By person wrote:

    Powerful and awesome. Very nice write :)

  • Dysphoria On Thursday, April 28, 2005, Dysphoria (88)By person wrote:

    very nice, powerfull...I like it a lot -justina

  • island warrior On Tuesday, April 26, 2005, island warrior (210)By person wrote:

    Impressive write.

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