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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Here's just one more log on HellHearth's fire: |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Dance |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Impaled by His Kiss |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Willow Weeping Last edited by KellyRedhead 01-10-2011 at 08:24:43 PM |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2 Amongst the Aspens |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2The Blood Lust Crow |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2DEGRADATION OF DOUBT |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Twilight Woods: Metamorphosis |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2quoted from:danmartyjake1 |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Through Silvering Eyes |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2The Black Feathered Angel |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Sounds exciting, Alexia! |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Hello fellow POB! miss me? been a while since i posted, and its the first time on here, sooo i would like to start with something juicy tell me how you like this blood adventure! Last edited by EvilPoems 01-20-2011 at 09:37:11 AM |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Through the Eyes of a Killer Last edited by EvilPoems 01-20-2011 at 09:32:52 AM |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2The Offering |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Poets of Blood, |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Can't wait, WS! |
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RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2That sounds exciting, WordSlinger. |
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RE: RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Quote: Originally Posted by Marsink Here's just one more log on HellHearth's fire: HellHearth Prologue: "If my impending doom is greeted by such darkened gloom, As Raven black in cold, crushed tomb Nightmares light this lost realm." Dreams singe, they swirl free, leaping. Course thoughts out time are keeping, As my tepid flesh cries, creeping, There stabs grief as none before. Red flames lap live, ail ticking, Morbid thoughts grow sour, sickening. Up flue is hellish clicking Shadows, black, rise off the floor. My pounding pulse yet races, Discerning what the case is: I flee the spectered faces, Having suffered all my gore. In stealth marks quiets’ hour When reason vetoes power, Surrenders mind’s frail flower, Such memories I deplore! In flames there is no saving Their heat and light, engraving That likens my enslaving To the reapers sickle, scored. Life’s bonds loosed free, shred, breaking Spirit transforms mind’s aching, Light of life sifts raking: Unshackles my mortal cord. Outstanding, Marsink! Very Edgar Allen's Poe-ish - the rhythm and flow. Love it! |
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RE: RE: POB Bleed for a Cause Volume 2Quote: Originally Posted by Marsink DEGRADATION OF DOUBT Trapped by distortions in my pit, alone No gauge to proportions, I drop like a stone A hush, stealth of silence is prying about Assault of said predator, unyielding, is doubt Peering from behind The door of this cell Deeper and darker Than all I can tell By darkness is cloaked Mauling with pain And roaring of sins Exposed once again Eye to a pinpoint Desperate for light With a thrust is a clashing Failed thrashing to fight Flashes of vanity fan out my dark blind Ashes of insanity blow through my mind The keeper of sobriety is nearly gone I quiver near battles’ front As confidence turns to run Dissension’s onslaught between right and wrong Is shouting my thoughts to a cold-faced throng Perceptions of jeering to fearing words vexed Prospect without cheering: death follows next To cope for this sinner is kneeling to pray Hope all the thinner is shearing away The sides of my pit are steeped in my crimes The tides rise of doubt, drowning my time Defiance from worry and fretting despair Have struck me with fury, and quench feeble prayer The prospect of solace laughs in my face As younger and stronger disparage grace At an opportune moment will be in my place In frenzied exhaustion--I forfeit this race A deep look into a man's tortured soul...can our wrongs ever be righted? Is self-forgiving allowed? And the next generation, built on the previous one's sins...destined to repeat the wrongs again and again. Loved this - great imagery, too! |
Poetry is what gets lost in translation.
Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.