The Death of Imagination

The Death of Imagination

A Poem by Askew

Without the lyrics on my lips
My soul is a silent song.
Without the pictures in my mind
My life is a blank canvas.
Without the words in my heart
My world is an empty page.

It's all been forgotten,
Oh, what I'd do to get them back.
Soon I will be rotten,
All thank to what I now lack.
Creativity and imagination,
Gone without a trace.
Soon the disease will rule the nation,
Taking the earth place by place.

© 2018 Askew


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It’s interesting- a few of the poems you and I have written are very similar; but one is more dark and one is more light. I’m enjoying reading your version of similar poems that I have.

This poem reminds me of one I wrote within the past few months called “Reality”

Posted 6 Years Ago


Loved how it ended . And is something very nice that I’ll love to reread . Well chosen words !

Posted 7 Years Ago


Yikes, probably anyone's worst nightmare.
Beautiful poem, it's fun how you play with the sentences and the meanings. Tells exactly what no one wants to experience. ;) It's well written too, some might say it's professional :) Either way, I really like it.
Cheers!

Posted 7 Years Ago


this world can't go on without imagination.. The idea of such world makes me shiver

Posted 7 Years Ago


What a frightening thought,
What a bleak world this would be, following the death of Imagination! Her sister,Inspiration, would not, I think, languish long without her.
A well written horror tale for writers!

Posted 7 Years Ago



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Added on November 20, 2018
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Askew
Askew

Canada



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I’m 24, and don’t write as often as I’d like. more..