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Tears at Midnight

Contributed by penguindave on Monday, 1st May 2006 @ 08:40:37 AM in AEST
Topic: LostLove



I hold onto her in my dreams, teardrops well inside my eyes,
As I lay gazing at her picture that sits torn here by my side,
No hunger for my body, just a hunger in my heart,
As I try to piece the picture, my world has fell apart,

No desire for the daylight, my days died upon these tears,
Without her I feel so empty, without her I live in fear,
Her subtle scent still lingers upon the pillow where she lay,
As I embrace her dying essence, in my heart I hope and pray,

I pray unto the heavens, asking god to hear my call,
And I hope that someone hears me way beyond these tainted walls,
Teardrops fall upon her pillow, that I cling too in my pain,
As I recollect the good times, her spirit surges through my vanes,

I yearn for her tender whisper, for her smile too warm my soul,
And her eyes that say she loves me, even when those words untold,
She is just a sacred shadow, a ghost that haunts my life,
Without her I seem to wither, in these tears I cry at night.




Copyright © penguindave ... [ 2006-05-01 08:40:37]
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Re: Tears at Midnight (User Rating: 1 )
by ham323 on Monday, 1st May 2006 @ 08:51:23 AM AEST
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Wow, very emotional poem. It's really good.. I'm not sure whatelse to say.. Hm. Well, yeah.


Re: Tears at Midnight (User Rating: 1 )
by Lilbabe on Monday, 1st May 2006 @ 06:21:13 PM AEST
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great, emotional write. good job,
lexy




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