The Blackened Fields

by Rogue Mitchell   May 30, 2007


I look out and see the lesser of me
Blackened fields where once had played
Derived from self-chains I had merely made
Keeping me from the other side of the hill

Wanderers watch unwilling and absent
Shades of others press along side us
Groups consort pulling toward others
Growing stronger the power of nothing

The decision hazy, rarely describable
Created for an instance, but not some for others
Bliss will be nice set only for a price
Not even for the most precious of mine
Will I go back to the time
Of blackened fields where once had played

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  • 18 years ago

    by Beauty In The Breaking

    I really liked that one =) It had a lot of feeling and the flow and choice of words was great =)
    I was glad to see another person from Washington =) I haven't seen that many on here lols =D
    Rhea

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