Rocky Mountains

Rocky Mountains

A Poem by Sweets

Standing in the middle of the rain, 
Hearing the raindrops hit the ground
like the devastation of the rocky mountains.

They were once full of life, and green.
Children often played there hide and seek,
As they hid behind the old tree,
Watching their friends looking here and there
As they caught a glimpse of the hidden lad,
Hiding behind the tree.
Running to catch him if they can,
but the prey is too fast to be caught.

He tripped down, and everyone wanted to check
if he was alright, but the guy was already dead.
Blood fulfilled the grass, as it all turned red.
And the little friend apologized, and said sorry if he can.
No one cared, and they took that little lad to the hospital.
There was no hope in getting him back.
He was resting in the heavens of green and blue.

And that little kid's depression
Led to the devastation of the hope.
The hope that shined in everyones' hearts.

The pink and green turned into heat, 
and the little kid sat alone on the rocks
which was full of heat and oppression.

He saw that shining sea of blue and green.
He ran to see what was there, 
and away it goes as he gets closer.
He got tired and threw himself 
on the hot summer sands.
He thought it was a mirage.
He looked up at the sky, 
As he felt a raindrop on his forehead, 
It was hope again as it bleeds.
It bleeds transparency instead of red and black, 
And that little kid stood up hopeful, 
And he saw the shiny sea again.
Children splashing with water.

It was finally raining again, 
and he saw his living dead friend, 
Smiling and waving his hand, 
Leaving this world with peace.
As he vanished into the unknown.

And that little kid smiled back,
as a tiny tear evaporated from his eye.
He tried to enjoy his time as much as he could, 
He finally realized that death was peace

And a little girl came by, 
running as fast as she could.
As she held his hand
and invited him
to share happiness with her~

© 2011 Sweets


Author's Note

Sweets
Please ignore grammar mistakes :)

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Amazing write. The sadness of a friends' dead cos of the mistake by that boy was an unexpected twist in the poem. His conclusion that dead is peace turns philosophical. Again at the last stanza, when the girl held his hand inviting him to share his happiness with her symbolically represents that the life chases you and tries all means to tempt you, to not to yet you free yourself from the life (which is nothing but your "karma" in Sanskrit).

A blend of philosophy and the message that very religion tries to communicate to its disciples.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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oh wow! i love unique write, they always make my mind spin. i hope you don't mind, i am gonna e-mail the link to this piece to a few of my friends in English majors in college (they asked me to send them pieces about nature and disaster that i thought were good lol) and this is the definition of an unrecognized disaster in nature. a very nice, dark write my friend. thank you "sushi" for sending me the rr :D

Posted 13 Years Ago


Very nice! I like the symbolism and the change in emotion. I think my favorite line is 'He was resting in the heavens of green and blue'.The philosophical value of the poem is intangible.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Blood = hope...good symbolism there...

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Amazing write. Also nice picture.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Amazing write. The sadness of a friends' dead cos of the mistake by that boy was an unexpected twist in the poem. His conclusion that dead is peace turns philosophical. Again at the last stanza, when the girl held his hand inviting him to share his happiness with her symbolically represents that the life chases you and tries all means to tempt you, to not to yet you free yourself from the life (which is nothing but your "karma" in Sanskrit).

A blend of philosophy and the message that very religion tries to communicate to its disciples.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Good job! Love the picture.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Nice work

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Awww, this made me remember so much that i've lost from my childhood - that innocence and excitement at new things, and you've captured it so brilliantly here!

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

the picture totally adds the emotion and the creativity of the poem!

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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