Welcoming Fate

Welcoming Fate

A Poem by The Warrior Poet
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This is imagery incarnate

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Welcoming Fate

 

 

Far away, the surface breaks.

Amidst the glimmer of spreading waves,

a hand - clutching for air, a breath to take,

to fill lungs trapped below the wake.

To breathe - to voice a cry for help,

the touch of death so coldly felt.

Slipping feet churn madly in the depths,

sliding down elusive watery steps.

Life exhaled in a rush of bubbles,

sinks to the bottom to rot in the rubble.

Staring-pale round eyes agape -

victim of destiny welcoming fate.

 

The Warrior Poet

(My Dark Half)

© 2010 The Warrior Poet


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=D I like the twist and contrast within it. Desperately grasping at hope only to be taken down again.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Fate is made and can be changed in seconds. One tap of your breaks on a car can keep you from a accident. I have little truth in fate. I tested her often and wasn't my time to go. I believe we have no choice. Some of us can live in hell. The poem is powerful. I like the language of your poetry. Strong and to the point. I like the last lines. A outstanding poem.
Coyote

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on November 7, 2010
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The Warrior Poet

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I am a combat veteran paratrooper and I've been writing since 1984. I was chosen by my English teacher as good candidate for Creative Writing and had to get a waiver to get into the class because my .. more..

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