Substantiality of NothingnessA Poem by JarrettWhen I have deep thoughts, I write them down, lest I be pulled under.
As I walk down this lonely street in a world that's full of lies I find myself left wanting and must gaze upon the skies I wonder if I'm waiting for life's song to end For am I really living? Or is this just something that I pretend? I've lived so many days just thinking of myself And now I walk alone on this lonely road to hell
I could wait alone in heaven outside those pearly gates for just one chance to say goodbye an hour past forever would I wait Because heaven may refuse to let my weary soul within for I am but a monster who has lived this life in sin And forced would I be to journey unto that woeful fate into a land full of suffering that, with a pen, I helped create
I'm sorry for the time that I let slip through my fingers and I regret the life that was stolen from me I'm plagued by the insanity of memory's repetition and I hate these words that flow from me endlessly I hate to remember I'd love to forget there's nothing left to fight over except the substantiality of nothingness
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1 Review Added on September 2, 2008 Last Updated on September 2, 2008 AuthorJarrettCovelo, CAAboutMy name is Jarrett, I'm a native american writer from Round Valley, an Indian Reservation in northern California. I like to write all sorts of fiction, mainly fantasy, as an escape- the bored m.. more..Writing
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