Self Sworn Enemy

by Darien   Dec 19, 2005


Self Sworn Enemy

I bleed black tears,
leaving stains on your pillow.
The darkness in my heart,
will consume you whole.

I send frost bitten shivers,
down your spineless back.
To slow your heart down,
to a beat worth playing.

Kisses of poison,
at the tip of my tongue.
I spread to your lips,
right to your heart.

With bitter sweet after tastes,
and drunken side effects.
Everything goes blurry,
and you begin to see.

Waltz your way down,
a dark and lonely road.
Find the buried treasure,
I once called hope.

Now with the key,
you hold between your fingers.
Leave imprints on my neck,
that suffocate my breathing.

A slow and painful death,
give life a new meaning.
All you ever knew was a lie,
and I was the truth.

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  • 17 years ago

    by isabel

    This is so perfect...
    loved it...

    *isabel*

  • 17 years ago

    by Natalie

    All you ever knew was a lie,
    and I was the truth.
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    Loved those two lines. Another really cool poem. I'm not really into dark poems but this was cool =P

    .x.TaLeEe.x.

  • 17 years ago

    by Meggie33

    Ummm i dont get it ) :..... but i felt the emotions and I liked it a lot even though I don't get it all that much!! haha good job still... *5*

    **meggie**

  • 17 years ago

    by Jessica

    Wow.. that was so powerful, so intense, amazingg! that flowed well, used great descriptive language, and was just so intense!! 5/5 p.s. thanks so much for the comments! xox!

  • 18 years ago

    by Nearly but not quite

    I'm ccold just reading that, ouch, wouldn't like to be on the receiving of a poison pen letter from you!

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