Metaphors

by sadeyes   Aug 30, 2005


Droplets of red fall in rythmical
fashion on the tainted floor
slowly you sit, grinning, as
something thicker than water
splashed accross your face
flow like rivlets

ah, you looked fashionable in your
dark suit, it suits you, i was saying
still you grinned that fading grin
you try to raise your frailing hand
towards me, i won\'t touch you,
your filthy like the sea

\'when you were young i cared for you\'
yeah, and you showed me your barren
soul, a soul that screams in utter
desacration all the beauty in this earth
but \'ilavyou\' you used to say
i felt otherwise

now it\'s my turn,
i recall that grey sunday when i was 12
you filthy bastard you came to me
grinded my spirit and now looked what you\'ve done...
a knife on your back..

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  • 18 years ago

    by Symera

    Great poem i really liked it. U have a way with words.

  • 18 years ago

    by sadeyes

    Actually this is a story that is born in
    the vanguards of my imagination..

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