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live miserable, die happy.

Contributed by Teddy on Tuesday, 4th April 2006 @ 03:40:06 AM in AEST
Topic: DarkPoetry

outside looking at the night sky,

thought i saw death pass me by,

unfortunately it was a shooting star,

to hell and back truely isnt that far.

why cant they just take me down,

so finally i could gladly drown,

how hard is it to see,

that without you i can no longer be me?

come forth the robes of death to take me away,

for i would rather never stay,

down below i shall be happy,

for my love shall join me soon.

burn in hell with me,

for that is all you deserve to be,

a pile of ashes lying on the stage,

a gust of wind shall blow them away.

nevermore shall you darken my door.

for i will love you forever more,

realise this and you shall see,

we can both live our lives happily.

realise not you rotten soul,

and down you go through the god for saken hole,

there spend your eternity in sorrow,

instead of taking ones heart as you should have done every tomorow.

Copyright © Teddy ... [ 2006-04-04 03:40:06]
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Re: live miserable, die happy. (User Rating: 1 )
by FRANCO on Sunday, 16th April 2006 @ 05:40:35 AM AEST
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It is an aching poem, with a bit of bitterness in the words, blended well with the poem
Good work though.
FRANCO

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