This is my method of closure. The b***h, in question, can rot in Hell.
Dear Mehcov,
Too
long have my herded cries been swallowed by winds in moors so bare to
an ear. It is his throne you are taking, and not mine; and I do not wish
to wallow once more in what should have been but is now crumbled castle
of ash. I suppose it is one's passion that determines the value of a
relationship, should it be or not to be mutual, and not the length of
time wasted emotion had allowed. You turned feeble rose into nagging thorns in my
side, and kept my eyes thirsty of skin for too long. I wonder how many
companions in optimism you have deceived and discarded to waves gone
with the ocean; I begin to wonder exactly what it is I saw in your
quicksand pools. The trick, they say, is not to struggle in sands so
compelling with harsh pull. There has not been a time now, when I have
wished that fallen angels would take you down with them, to lower dirt
than worm's wriggle. What was an optimistic cemetery is now groped by
hungry sun; I watched lime turn to ill bearing gold, then brown with
tilted disbelief...gone. You are gone to me, a simple breath from my
mouth. That breath will be tasted by another, until we all die. You are,
my dear Mehcov, the product of shredded coal turned to dust. I watched
you burn, did I; and I choked on my pride as your stench rose to vain
skies of vermilion. Brambles against my forearms pulled me to praise;
and I snapped away from their vines. Moon later peaked through
protective fingers of blossom tree. I see how the petals are prettier at
night; the sun I believed you brought in me, has painted the world to
deceptive hues. But I am no longer blinded by your dancing ribbons of
cashmere. They are sought after by the holy Devil who is to wrap them
round non-existent hairs and on tattoos I never kissed with my gaze. You are bound to your
own hardened stare as an asp is wary of her distinctive twist; as I am
bound to my own flicking tongue as of now, licking truth to ink. Such circumstances have proved
many times to be temporary, have they not? Your sun will set soon, you
will see. Before birds of carousels trample your horizontal orange, pink
and red farewell.
After read out this ....i'm still thinking what should i've to tell u.......
but...i thing i wannna say.......:-)=0
i liked + loved =enjoyed.
this is merely......awesome + loving = destroying...........
so.....ur's overall rating become'............89/100........
HEY.......i loved ur's tittle too......if u won't any problem then , i've sth to u .......let's have a look below...........
hey........hey............take it +vely......(honestly saying)
"TOO LONG , NO MORE,
I WANNA WALK WITH U ON SHORE,
THEN U WANNA HOLD MY HAND ON SHORE,
AMONG THE WORLD OF CROWD,
I WON'T MAKE U BORE,
EVERYDAY NIGHT SEEM'S SO WAST,
I WANNA MAKE IT WITH U VERY CONTRAST,
ANIMAL'S ALWAY'S EAT' GRASS,
I WANNA SHINE WITH U IN THE SKY LIKE A SHINING STAR........."
Honestly, I had a bit of trouble reading this. No matter.
I like the verse, but if its a sugge.. read moreHonestly, I had a bit of trouble reading this. No matter.
I like the verse, but if its a suggestion I'll calmly reject. Poetry is not to be alterated, as emotion is not to be generated for lab testing purposes. I'm not too big on overwhelming rhyme, it seems too much of a distraction. Thanks for the lovely comment, otherwise.
Intense... vivid emotions that ensnare the reader. It's a closure much well needed it seems away from a deceptive relationship, very descriptive way of saying farewell and good riddance. Dazzling, powerful piece indeed!!! ;)
NICE! If you're to move on, move on with style, I say. You took a real Shakespearean approach to offing this girl from your life. I like it :)
Well done!
Posted 13 Years Ago
13 Years Ago
Strangely enough I did feel like an 1800s mistress while constructing this hahaha! Thank you, Wes :).. read moreStrangely enough I did feel like an 1800s mistress while constructing this hahaha! Thank you, Wes :) Your review is very much appreciated.
Here is a reference to my artistry - a painting of myself and Myra Hindley:
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