Indecision From Insecurity
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Arrogance...the comfort of having most things handed to you..and then when one thing falls apart...so do you.
Indecision From Insecurity
What did you expect when nothing was right? A pat on the back Someone to guide you with a light Welcome to my hell I’m no longer the guidance I’ve put out whatever light it was I had Just to watch your face --turn Sad— Because you don’t know sorrow Until its fingers have wrapped about your throat And you’re slowly dying To make these mistakes fade away Corkscrew the thoughts into your ears Let the blood of truth spill down, Your cheeks of pale dismay Turn and catch a good night, in a butterfly net of nightmares Truth burns your eyes Forces your lips to squeeze Squeeze every arrogant thought to the air Cleansing water runs over the body Strands of hair falling to the drain Twisting away with every thought on record Conscience, in disposable Far too large for the drain A comfort space you seemed to make Just keep this in your heart And shelter off the blame Turn off the light and strike the candle Lavender laden shadows blanket this Peel back these eyelids as I press the burning unavoidable into your mind A weakness consumes All because you assumed everything would be there to fall back on. |
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| A weakness consumes All because you assumed everything would be there to fall back on. I think everyone does this at some time or another in their life. Its...this verse just talks of people that always feel they will have everything in life going right for them then at one minute BAM! everything goes wrong then they fall apart...*shakes head*. ~BCute | Posted on 2004-12-22 00:00:00 | by BCute | [ Reply to This ] | A weakness consumes | All because you assumed everything would be there to fall back on. love the ending. the whole poem blew my mind. do not change a thing! i am jealous of not only the poem but of ur skills as a writer. very impressive. you took an idea and ran with it. the words are well put together. def one of the best ive read in a long time! looking forward to adding this to my favorites. great job<3  please respond if you'd ever like to talk. we're both the same age and i think we have great ideas that we can put together. | Posted on 2004-12-21 00:00:00 | by Ang | [ Reply to This ] | I came into this piece expecting to dislike it because of the title. Usually swanky wordplay in titles is done to mask inferior work. Not so here. I truly believed the messages in your poem and I applaud the images. Have you ever seen "A Clockwork Orange", where they force the guy's eyes open with these metal prongs and force him to watch rape and violence on a movie screen. That's what portions of this poem reminded me of. And not in a bad way. It does need some tweaking here and there, but I think you can work out the kinks. It's a very nicely done poem. Thank you for sharing. -Lazy Spleen | | Posted on 2004-12-21 00:00:00 | by Lazy Spleen | [ Reply to This ] | I think this is quite good and just needs some fine tuning. read it out loud to see if anything sounds off to you or if a different word would sound better here or there. overall it works quite well and I like the feelings portrayed here. there are some really great lines that stand out: 'turn and catch a goodnite in a butterfly net of nightmares' is one I especially like. well done. | | Posted on 2004-12-21 00:00:00 | by sierramuse8 | [ Reply to This ] | Well, who also has some nice things to say about sadness? I liked it while I was reading, but then interrupted by a friend of mine who decided to prank me... but oh well. I especially liked the first stanza "Just to watch your face -turn sad-" Thats powerful. I say you could have continued that and made things alot more dark and mysterious and the such. Niceness in a box of rice krispies. | ~Paco! | Posted on 2004-12-21 00:00:00 | by Paconess1006 | [ Reply to This ] | hello, i really liked this poem, but the rhyme scheme should be regular. some verses rhyme when others do not it takes site away from the poem it's self. i really liked the last stanza. I do not encourage you to change your poem, if you like it you should keep it exactly like it is. | | Posted on 2004-12-21 00:00:00 | by jessie thomas | [ Reply to This ] | |
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