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Never Run Far Enough

Standing empty,
lonely raining,
softly lit candle,
burning inside,
burning inside.

Gazing hollow,
dripping sunshine,
gentle pink roses,
bide my time,
bide my time.

Follow bleeding,
echoes crying,
openly screaming,
in my mind,
in my mind.

Dolly crying,
shadows waking,
open my eyes,
what is this,
what is this?

Dark room empty,
blinking slowly,
look in the mirror,
who is that,
who is that?

Cement angel,
watching me,
burn the graveyard,
kill me now,
kill me now.

Do you see me,
I'm not leaving,
let me go now,
run away,
run away,

But you can never run far enough.

Author notes

This isn't one of best, but i actually kinda like the way it turned out. It's kinda twisted and may not make much sense, but i think the confusion really adds to the mood.
Written March 16th, 2006

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  • ForsakenDreams
    March 21, 2006
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    I totally agree with you. The Confusion adds to the mood. This is a really really good write! Keep it up!


  • Chained anti-christ
    March 20, 2006
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    im me when you get something more than skin and bones in a poem

  • boilerjim
    March 19, 2006
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    Haunting with nice imagery. Well written! Thanks for the thoughts and words. Check out my verse "The Jokes On You", I think you will appreciate it.


  • Samm.
    March 18, 2006
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    SNAP!

    i really like it! good luck on the contest!
    ~sam


  • Newie
    March 17, 2006
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    excellent

    i like this one... it's not harsh, but its really effective and yeah... nice work.

  • pcitz182
    March 16, 2006
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    i like how you repeated the last line of each segment, it was as if you really were in a cemetary and your voice was echoing as you paused


  • Piper77
    March 16, 2006
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    I like the short lines, and the two identical lines at the end of each stanza. It puts the reader in your mind, and lets them know exactly what you are talking about. Keep writing! - SNAP

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