Reflection

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Reflection

He is the pain I feel

When I hurt and steal,

The crusade that tears families apart,

He is the prize I lose

When I beg and choose,

The conflict inside my heart;

 

I feel his power

During the judgement hour,

I watch him rip my dreams to pieces,

Famine is his cause

When brothers turn to wars,

He is the blood washing upon our beaches;

 

Through this ring of fire

I can feel his desire,

Desolation in a crowded place;

My love he will rot,

His wars I have fought,

In the mirror I see an uncaring face;

 

From days past until tomorrow

He laughs at my sorrow,

My failures are his victories;

Acid rain falls to the ground,

His hatred abounds,

Only death rises from the seas;

 

He holds no remorse

As his evil takes its course,

He represents all of our kind;

He kills all my friends,

His life means the end,

He hides the love I cannot find;

 

No beasts walk the ground,

No future is found,

Let the cycle start once again;

My mind turns to waste,

Fear is all that I taste,

I walk with the reaper, my only friend;

 

He turns from my love,

His web I have wove,

My shame is his dreams come true;

This sea of madness

Is his hearts gladness,

I uncover the answer to find another clue;

 

He shows us salvation

To worship throughout the nation,

The gods that we kill and enslave for;

He is the cause of suicides,

The reason for all the lies,

The temptation that is just outside my door;

 

In the centuries through

He was made by me and you,

He is the fiery gates of hell;

He is the evil we save,

He spits on our graves,

He is the pit where only we can dwell;

 

I take his bloody hand

To the promised land

Where this damned worlds tomb awaits;

I give up all hope,

In the light I grope,

Just another hostage to fate.

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When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

dylandean’s Poems (32)

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Frustrations 7
I Hate Everybody 5
Hibernation Blues 3
Voodoo Blues 4
For the Love of a Woman 3
A Study of Faith 1
Love Bloody Love 2
Mathilda The Hun 2
No Mercy 1
The Sick and the Dead 1
Picture Me Naked 0
Muse of the World 0
Lights From Space 0
Afterbirth 1
Forgive Me Not 4
Five Card Wink 1
The Outlaw Trail 2
Mystery of a Woman 8
Endless 2
Flower Bed 1
Oceans of Time 1
Reflection 0
A Taste of Blood 2
The Earthling 3
Winter Rain 4
Death Therapy 2
She Used To Be Mine 1
Whispering Sky 0
Comforter 2
Mustang 2
Whispers of a Dream 2
A Taste of Death 6