Within

By GreekPhilosopher

A person living deep within
Sitting in a corner tearing at his skin
Always looking for something more
But never knowing just what’s in store

A man asking for forgiveness
Having before tasted true bliss
Knowing that to never feel it again
Would cause his heart great pain

A boy with tears running down his face
Never wanting to live by the pace
Set by the emptiness that is around
Looks for something but nothing is found

A new born baby holding out his hand
Searching the stars for something grand
Will his dream ever come to be
Or will he truly never be free

All these people are one and the same
Living together in a world full of shame.

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Copyright 2003 GreekPhilosopher
Published on Wednesday, March 26, 2003.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • Ocean of Truth On Tuesday, May 31, 2011, Ocean of Truth (43)By person wrote:

    I love the way you start at the beginning with the eldest, then remove the layer of years and reveal how one can come from something so inncocent and become something completely different... love it

  • WhoIAM On Thursday, November 25, 2004, WhoIAM (27)By person wrote:

    Excellant write. Excellant characters, and i mean characters, each one was very well written. Again, great poem.

  • sixsixnine On Saturday, May 22, 2004, sixsixnine (477)By person wrote:

    this again is trully excellent very cool Greek *669*

  • Silver Spectre On Tuesday, October 14, 2003, Silver Spectre (90)By person wrote:

    I enjoyed this work as I have writen many poems on this subject.Not filled with anger but with introspection~Silver~

  • A former member wrote: well done... made me think alot of people go who go through life searching for something to live for. loved it

  • Audrey_Star On Thursday, July 31, 2003, Audrey_Star (26)By person wrote:

    "All these people are one and the same Living together in a world full of shame." well said.

  • A former member wrote: menacing, thought provoking, this is my favorite one.

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