Half The Man

By DarkHeart

I'm Half the Man I used to be
Half my heart left in my chest
Bloods poors out my left aorta
Drip-drop stains my skin and drowns
My lungs in crimson Livlyhood

Half my heart she took with her to
Mend her borken self with
She used my heart as stepping stones
To reach a plan I could not trod
Ground on.

She used my heart as a cast
To mend her broken self with
She used me, she used my heart
My heart I gave her, for that
I'm only half the man I used 2 B

Epitaph
Half the time I spent with her, I knew
Her mind was only half there, wathcing
Vanilla Skies, she spend half the time
In contemplating
Silence

Staring at me like a child
Does when they decide weather
Or Not they like you.
Eyes Moving back and forth
Looking through my eyes, her face
Has No expression, nothing, no emotion
And Epitath of whats 2 come.

A Stone
Cold. Forshadowing
Epitaph.

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© 2006 DarkHeart
Published on Saturday, March 25, 2006.     Filed under: "Depressed" and "Poetry"
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  • Syringe On Saturday, February 9, 2008, Syringe (51)By person wrote:

    i love the 4th satnza and last word 'epitaph'. it just goes to show how death comes in many ways.

  • monalisamarie On Wednesday, April 26, 2006, monalisamarie (113)By person wrote:

    I love the way you repeat the 'half'..It really makes the title tie into the whole thing. Realistic and nicely thought out similies

  • Six-Out On Saturday, March 25, 2006, Six-Out (1435)By person wrote:

    Reminds me of hed (pe)

  • Guillotine On Saturday, March 25, 2006, Guillotine (172)By person wrote:

    This is a great concept that I doubt could be put more verbosely. Good work.

  • Equinox Asylum On Saturday, March 25, 2006, Equinox Asylum (140)By person wrote:

    Good stuff, Enjoyed its longing to be whole.

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