Mute.

Mute.

A Poem by P.J. Amey
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Haven't been posting in some time now. Making a lot of personal changes, all for the better :D. Started a new job, the best I've had to date, and soon will own my own home. So these are my thoughts...

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For all the ones I wont remember.
For all the things I can't undo.
For all the times that have gone past.
All these things lead me to you.

I may have sold my soul to the devil.
I may have listened to the snake.
I may have played around with fire.
Always for a purpose and never for the sake...

Of it.

But I am imperfect.
I am tool.
I am an a*****e.
who acted so cruel.

And if I could go back again.
And re-do all the wrongs.
I woulden't cause I coulden't.
for all of that is gone.

and in the past.

I am who I am today because of the fact.

That I am imperfect.
I am a tool.
I am an a*****e.
Who acted so cruel.
And if I went to heaven.
It was only out of luck.

Maybe god could find some solice.
That this keeps me up at night.
And maybe he'll be happy.
That I know what's wrong from right.
And he'd know I only did it.
By the forcing of my hand.
And He'd understand the causes.
That make me seem like I've gone mad.

He'd know that when I get along.
I'll share my lot of wealth.
But for now.
Guess what...

I'm still imperfect.
I'm still a tool.
I'm still an a*****e.
Who's still being cruel.
And if I goto hell.
I'll be met with flower and cheers.
For in order to keep thriving.
I must be god's fears.

© 2016 P.J. Amey


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Wow what a interesting read. For me it sounds like it could be a song. The

"I am imperfect
I am a tool
I am an a*****e
Who acted cruel"

Part could be a chorus. And feel like it would be a great song... Keep striving buddy. Your doing very well.:)

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

P.J. Amey

7 Years Ago

That's awesome! Thanks for the reinforcement on that, I was going for a more lyrical approach with t.. read more



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loved the last verse
very cool poem love it
thanks for entry into my comp

Posted 5 Years Ago


An interesting and engaging read PJ and may I say that I agree with Jackie that this piece could well be a song

Posted 6 Years Ago


"Always for a purpose and never for ye sake...of it." Awesome. The whole poem is so relatable. Well done! :)

Posted 6 Years Ago


Voice

6 Years Ago

The* sake....of it.

Typo. My bad
A very lyric poem with a ton of weighty words and thoughts. The twist at the end grabbed me. Excellent job, cheers!

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Very good here. Well-written. My critique is less rhyming, but be free to rhyme all you want! Great job here!

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Loved it.

Even though my 'belief' is more like the Jedi, this is such a powerful line:
"I must be gods fears"


Posted 6 Years Ago


An awesome and interesting style you have here.

Posted 6 Years Ago


If you don't learn from the past you're doomed to repeat it.of course you heard that before.i also enjoy the fact that even though youre learning from mistakes you still might f**k up.but full steam ahead!!

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I can relate to this more than I'd like to admit.

Posted 7 Years Ago


I would invite you to try different forms, poetry is free. not been obligated to rhyme or to maintain the form your text might go beyond. I would like to see your thoughts untied that's all.
hope you'll take it as a constructive review

regards

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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