BurnA Poem by Little Writer GirlI have a knack for writing morose poems...yeah.I watch and smile as I see it burn After all this time it’s finally my turn I skip and sing a victory song And turn to the bird that’s singing along I stop and smile at the innocent thing And watch it chirp and spread its wings It flies away to places unknown And through the streets the leaves are blown The autumn wind is settling in And I laugh at the world because this time I win As the nights grow colder and the days grow shorter I spot on the road a shiny quarter It glints in the dark and moonless night Like a magic beacon drawing me to it’s light As I bend down to pick it up I stop and see an inviting tree I hide under it and succumb to sleep’s plea For it is almost dawn and I haven’t slept As I closed my eyes the angels wept For I did not wake up as I had before With the grim reaper knocking at my door I open my eyes to endless fire And my ears are filled with a dying choir I feel a tear slide down my face For my existence is now gone not leaving a trace My mark on that world was not very deep And now I wish that I didn’t sleep For if I’d stayed awake and fought I wouldn’t be stuck in this never-ending thought Of how I could have stayed in the world above And maybe even have felt the warmth of love But now my dreams are left behind And I accept my fate and become confined By my own doing I am stuck here Doing the bidding of my puppeteer For the strings are lined with unbreakable steel So I give into the pain and before him I kneel I am overcome with years of grief For I am a menace, a freak, a thief I lay before the mighty judge Knowing that all that will remain is a red colored smudge As he strikes down on his weak pray I realize why I have been brought this way A snarl slowly curls on my mouth And I accept that I am going south I am going down never to be returned And I smile one last time as I remember how it burned © 2013 Little Writer GirlAuthor's Note
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Added on December 31, 2013 Last Updated on December 31, 2013 Author
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