A Day Where We Die

A Day Where We Die

A Poem by Yumi96
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A poem about death, and someone who chains me down... he who has eyes and a voice of fury and anguish, and yet seems so endearingly, fearsomely kind. Someone I don't think I'll ever understand.

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A cold metal anvil
At the back of my neck
Bleeding from out, then in
They call it fate
My destiny

 

A double-edged knife
Hung down one ear
Like a precious earring
But the grim reaper in disguise

 

Lines slip out my tongue
I’m vomiting words
Phrases, lines
Fear for everything
When I have nothing

 

I step on fire, hot coal
Then you pour me ice
You make me shiver
And I quiver
And you smirk

 

That same

 

Old

 

Devilishness

© 2013 Yumi96


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Yumi96
How do you feel and what are your interpretations? :)

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Added on October 24, 2013
Last Updated on October 24, 2013
Tags: Death, fear, life, poetry, philosophy, darkness

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Yumi96
Yumi96

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia



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I love writing. It's as simple as that. For elaboration, I say writing to me is the act of breathing, loving, savoring all the delicacies and intricacies of life. To be creative, to be me... to be.. more..