Dumpster

Dumpster

A Poem by Wunderlich
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Wrote this in a few minutes.

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Stuck
Sucked
Deep into the swollen sand

Trust
Fucked
By my own two quaking hands

Well the sun is just too bright
But my eyes need a little light
Where is the moon tonight?
I think I'm running out of time
I think I'm walking off the line
Sometimes I feel like I'm going to die
This never passes, and I know why

Let this fire be the catalyst
And let this dam be the subject
Let this edifice collapse
Now sit back and let the waters crash

Smash against my forehead
Wash away my hatred
I'm tired of this stagnant well
This dumpster in which I dwell
So bash my f*****g head in
Make me happy again

© 2009 Wunderlich


Author's Note

Wunderlich
Although the word "you" is not used directly, it is implied in phrases such as "Now sit back...". However, the word "you" refers to me, not the reader. This one makes sense to me, but then again I wrote it, and sometimes I'll reread something I've written a few days later and be like "WTF!" :P

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WOW! Thats amazing... so to say.... It left f*****g speachless! :D :D :D :D :D :D

Posted 14 Years Ago


Congrats on your winning poem!

Posted 14 Years Ago


lmfao, i like this alot.
"So bash my f*****g head in,
make me happy again."
Very good read, man.
good job.
=D

Posted 14 Years Ago


Great word play, choice of words and rhyme scheme. The overall mood of the poem was kinda neat too. Great work!

- Kriss

Posted 14 Years Ago


Weird. I admit I'm not entirely sure what this is all about. The person is lost? where? Or is it just a metaphore?
Still good though. well done

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Added on May 10, 2009

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Wunderlich
Wunderlich

Marshall, VA



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