Indescribable

by Letty   Feb 4, 2008


Eyes of gray,
Hollow and empty.
A reflection of sadness
Placed on display.

Who shall be my saving grace?
Lend me an ear-listen,
To all that I have to say.

Simple gestures of acknowledgement,
Could be the solution to this-yea.
But there are no kind ones left,
No person whom cares anyway.

Soulless I am now-a-days,
Nothing but emptiness to view.
Joy has moved on to another,
My charade has been seen through.

No false words shall pass through,
Not lips of mine they won't!
Lifeless, desperate, yet still I plea,
For the end of turmoil praying for hope.

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  • 7 years ago

    by Kips2.0

    I like when it comes Straight Outta Your Heart! That's a beautiful piece, Letty!

  • 16 years ago

    by Hidden1

    I love it!!!!! Well said and I dig the word choice you have chosen to write this poem. Keep up the good work. I like how you said my charade has been seen through. That was awesome.

  • 16 years ago

    by Nix

    I personally don't like ending too much but this poem is still incredible.
    You described your self on truly remarkable, original way. I love every line, very mesmerizing piece, it kept mt attention.
    Sorrowful write, few lines are truly amazing. Overall great job, you created truly intense tone in each stanza.

  • 16 years ago

    by Richard Alan

    I really like the end when you profess that no matter the current loneliness and bleak out look toward the future you will still stay true to yourself and not scum to blasphemy. And while I suppose that atleast some level of sadness is at the heart of every expressive writer, this particular write still leaves me wondering how someone so gifted and true even in the face of despair can sound so helpless? I'm a fool at best, but to this fool it seems like you are your own saving grace Letty!

    Richard

  • 16 years ago

    by Jason

    The poem is great in terms of how it's written. And it's also great in terms of you letting your emotions out in it. I'm simply thinking of you after reading it.