Incomplete Souls; Aspiring to Love.

by Natalie   Jul 3, 2008


If I could momentarily crawl into the ruins of my mind,
I'd be staring at an incomplete being through blurry glass,
Stained with unholy misfortunes and unspoken tragedies,
Tainted windows distorting any encouraging visions of life.

Permit me to creep into the safe haven that is my bed,
Allow me to be comforted by the thoughtlessness of sleep,
Help me disappear further within myself so I can't be found,
I wish to escape the calamity that is my mind's thought pattern.

Tired of the hurt that is draining my essence, my happiness,
A broken soul shattering, the pieces stamped on repeatedly,
Fragments of the idealistic self I once prided myself in being,
Scattered before my eyes; the reminder of my worthlessness.

Unable to ponder the moment, how can I contemplate infinity?
The love I yearn for within cannot be attained by a mere mortal,
And thus I lie here unfulfilled, unrequited, desolated; fading away,
Worthy of pity; I stand before you, the personification of a lost soul.

© Natalie M. Sarantos 03.07.08.5.46pm.

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  • 15 years ago

    by WaitAutumn

    -I'd be staring at an incomplete being through blurry glass,
    Stained with unholy misfortunes and unspoken tragedies,-

    this part really touched me.. i think many can relate here.
    your word selection just amplifies the emotion your portraying.
    Very "moving" poem.. great piece.

  • 15 years ago

    by Aryaan

    Very intellectual writing! hmmm..... it's good!! lovely way to convey your thoughts! true poem!!

  • 15 years ago

    by Sourav

    Why do you write so well?? lol!

    It's just brilliant. I feel sorry for those people in this site who don't notice your poems and busy with much lesser poems. It's a wonderful write. A fantastic concept to write on and not many people actually write like this. You are fantastic! :)

  • 15 years ago

    by Prasad Baadkar

    Nice job... keep it up...

    best wishes,

    Karan

  • 15 years ago

    by Jim McMillen the man within

    First of all I loved the concept from which it was written , and every single line it contained .
    your emotions seemed to flow gracefully throughout the entire poem<---Jim --5/5