Never doing anything before you die?

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by TRYSHASLA, Oct 13, 2007.

  1. TRYSHASLA

    TRYSHASLA Member

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    I wrote a weird poem about being afraid of never doing anything before you die, or perhaps settling for a lesser life. Probably because I fear ending up that way[​IMG]

    Anyways, here it is. Hope you like it. No stealing!

    Magic Bulletwound

    I'm waiting for the perfect time
    To catch the magic bullet, opening the destined space within time
    To catch the magic schoolbus, await the speedblazing train
    That's where I'll be for however long it takes to reach me
    This cold empty corridor I'm within isn't nearly as cold as it is in my skin
    This feeling, the tingling of chills upon my spine
    What a discomfort to know I've wasted all my [time/life]
    Waiting. Cause all along I knew it would never come
    Waiting just cause all this time it was my best excuse
    You're wasting all your time alone you sit in darkness
    This station has been abandoned 20 years before your birth
    Just pretend you got your luggage in hand
    As your empty heart [corrodes/devours/swallows] your soul
    Unless you feel some motivation to confront your demons
    And fall with dignity and a smile upon your face
    Just like the rest of us.
     

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