![]() >no title as of yet.<A Poem by if i were a season i'd be winter![]() This is written from the point of view of Audra, a character of mine. Never did figure out what the title should be. It started out a bunch of different short poems, and just sort of came together like this.![]() Would that the sun fell down today And rained upon their Holy parade To steal the sights from out the night And send them up from the Hellbuilt light
><That's what I feel. Yes, feel. Because after all, even Ice feels something, no matter what They say. Is that descriptive enough? Or do you still need more proof?><
The sun that fell did burn and fray Until it stole all my soul away And left a shell without a core That felt emotion nevermore
><Is that waht you want to hear? That I'm just a shell? Because it's not true. It's not real. I don't think it's real.><
The moon shall rain upon my light And take away my dark filled night To bring it back with undead fright That kills me before I learn to fight
><Could it be true that, despite my name I am not a monster, I am not someone of whom you should be scared? No, this is not me who speaks. This can't be me. This must be Katherine, or Kat. Because I would never worry about that.><
A child born of lust filled blood Of sins that burn and flood A child raised, a blooming bud Never though she'd be a dud
><My talents arae failing in these thoughts. Myst be their influence. They want me to stop. They say I have to stop. That I shouldn't questionb myself. I am me, and that is that.><
A killer born, a killer's death Never thought it'd be your mess A killer filled with loving Meth Poisonous secrets, too much to confess
><Who am I, you ask, as I have yet to tell. Who am I, as though you would have to ask. Who am I. I am the name that holds mask. I am the killer who feeds the lust. I am the daughter who messed them up. I am the grandaughter of Deaths.><
><Who am I? I am your nicotine, your emotionless meth.>< © 2008 if i were a season i'd be winter |
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Added on February 27, 2008 Last Updated on February 29, 2008 Author
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