Where darkness ends and Light begins

by clevername   Jan 28, 2007


Where are we in the end?
And what do memories mean anyway?
Is happiness just a form of sunshine
that god gives to fool us?
Or should we ignore the smile, and embrace the sun,
And except that if reality is nothing but false figures,
What does it hurt to play the game?

Being Afraid of the sunlight,
is no more childesh than being afraid of the dark.
A child screams because they don't know what could be infront of them,
And they don't know where the darkness ends,
Just because we're all so used to the dark,
Doesn't mean we have to tell the kid
That that dark is safe,
Because one day,
like us,
They'll scream at moonlight,
They'll scream at Rainbows
and stars,
Because in a planet like this,
Everyone begins to ask themselves how does life exist?

Why question one's mind?
Why question a sense, or a touch?
Why question a feeling,
if it only makes you uncomfortable,
discover, why.

If tree's are jsut a fragment of our imagination,
and flowers are something my creative mind discovered,
Well then, I'm happy with my neverland.

But why do we hurt,
And why do I?
Why are we each dieing,
In blinks of an eye,
I'd like to believe,
when that comes,
we go to our dream,
our next world,
You can call it heaven,
You can call it hell,

I call it my Dreamland,
I call it my hopes and my fantasies,
And i call life,
A few blinks,
a few steps,
That lead to eternal happiness.

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  • 13 years ago

    by clevername

    Yea i know the last one you commented on is definately meant to be read aloud. Most of these poems are extremely old. I only recently started coming on here again. But i hope you enjoy the old stuff. It doesn't say much about my kind of poetry now but...you know. Maybe itll speak to you.

  • 13 years ago

    by Rocky

    Another one of your poems i really liked. its so refreshing to find some original poems on this site, instead f the 4 lines / stanza that everyone writes. one question i have is are your poems like this meant to be read aloud? because they have the natural rhythm of speech.