If you have ever wished to see my face
(And you, a man of centuries old, incase
You had forgotten, never had this wish),
All you would ever need to do is miss
Someone who strikes you close in to your heart,
A person from whom you can’t be apart;
Then first you will see my uncovered eyes,
A sight disturbing that surely you’ll despise;
Next slowly comes unfurled my wicked grin,
And drain the blood will quickly from your limbs;
Upon your knees, your face against the ground,
You cry and beg for me to go away,
But I am your sorrow; I am your pain,
And I cannot let you be once again.
Though now you are beaten, lying in dirt,
Your pain not forgotten, and still I lurk,
You think you can maybe continue on,
But you can’t recover; I am not gone -
You believe you’re wise, but what do you know;
You’ve not been a fraction the life I own,
And now that you’ve seen it, though just a taste,
Certainly, you don’t wish to see my face.
it really makes you feel what its saying, if that makes anysense.
oh man, i dont know how you do it, but you always seem to sum up exactly what im feeling. I love this poem, i really do. Im really moved. ohh dumb. But yea im gettting all misty, i really like this poem ty.
You joined DA, eh? Good call.
Foxes are tangible... I'm researching them for a Fish and Wildlife Management class paper. Sorry, but it's true.
Anyway... Thanks, and are you going to be submitting anything?
-Ramuel
-Ramuel
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And drain the blood will quickly from your limbs;
It doesn't quite make grammatical sense, I think.
But anyway, very nice poem. And good for you for trying to make it better; that's the mark of a dedicated poet.
Beat that old man!
-Jesse out
what would you suggest to keep the rhyme and the pentameter?
I'd like to even keep it iambic, if possible.
Thanks for the comment, man, its exactly what I'm looking for
-Ramuel