The Giving

by Emily   Oct 15, 2008


Tears in silence, hopeless tears,
As grief engulfs my being.
Fears of darkness, evil fears,
No light in what I'm seeing.
I shift with the earth, the blood-drenched earth.

Sleep... what sleep? My peace is gone.
Agony cages my heart.
Light... what light? There is no dawn,
for sin is the fatal dart.
I sigh with the moon, the bone-white moon.

Doom, yes doom, is my just fate,
Yet memory wakens pain.
Love, yes love and not this hate,
God's love once shining through the rain.
I splash into the sea, the sobbing sea.

With my hand, my filthy hand,
I reach for the One who cares,
A command, a soft command,
I give, now my guilt He bears.
I weep in sunlight, the joyful sunlight.

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  • 15 years ago

    by Grant Gilbert AKA Slash

    Emily i'm obviously not sure if this poem is based on true emotions or not, but you seem to have this wonderful command over expressing your emotions in verse, you did such a superb job with this poem, i could feel the angst and misery so much , ifelt like crying myself. Excellent job and well done. I'm nominating this for this weeks contest

    Grant