Necrophobia
Edge of the cliff
Crest of the ocean
A step in the air
An end to the sting
The night-sky in its stillness
Raises the destined question
Justify the means
Explain the pain
To induce the soul
Visit the dead garden
Tread the burnt grass
Breathe the stale air
The ruins have taken each
The vision and the dream
All that now survives
This life, it won’t suffice
The jaded cry
The final goodbye
Only enough strength
To forget and deny
Yet the feet won’t budge
And the waves won’t rise
The lonely man under the moonlit sky
To his heart, he won’t comply
They say hope keeps us alive
Hell, how austerely they lie
The only reason we survive
Is that we’re afraid to die.
S.A.
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1 Comments:
there is a difference between
being alive and just survive
to relish the melioration in true sense
one must face the decline
those who possess Necrophobia
might be living
but to me they are already dead
no, they ain't Alive
PS - Wanted not to post this thing, but had to say something about those last lines in your excellent caustic words, your poem.
March 15, 2005 12:33 PM
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