Dark Poetry - Proudly Publishing Poems Prose And People's Priceless Poetry
"One Thirty Six" by xDollx

Dark Poetry Home

Log In

Random Poetry


It is one-thirty-six in the morning,
my eyes are stretchy and yet somehow,
sleep cannot find me.

It feels as if I were a child again,
there is this voice in my head.
My room is dark,
the mirrors shine with the ligth of the screen.

I'm paranoic, so people say,
seeing that what isn't there.
I said I felt like a child again,
because I am not.

Yet here I am, confessing,
and it is one-thirty-nine.
I don't know where to start,
and the seocnds go by...

He asks, and he screams at me.
And it is now, one-forty-one.

I've heard this cry, a thousand times,
but now it is more bitter, more full of hate.
[All I said was I was bored of this game]

It was three-thirty,
and I was feverish.
It was three-fourty-nine,
and I was caugth.
[Feverish, cheating]

We all bore in the end,
I merely said this aloud.
And for once...
It is one fourty-three,
and I am asleep.

I'm sorry.



Copying this work to another webpage without author permission is plagiarism.
Plagiarism is a misdemeanor, usually punishable by fines of $100-$50000 and up to one year in jail.




If you [Log In] as a member you can discuss this work with others

On Sunday October 8th, 2006, dying angel (1307) writes:
this was a very interesting write. although, it reminded me of my insomnia with all the time references


On Thursday February 8th, 2007, Daughter_Of_The_Moon (203) writes:
I agree, however the references of time add a good touch to it. It is lovely. -Heather-


On Sunday October 8th, 2006, heartdripsblack (777) writes:
nicely done. i liked it.



Navigation for Text Browsers
Things to Read  Home  Copyright Policy  Bugs


Owned and operated by GeniusWeb.com LLC


© 1996-2008 Matthew Steven
You must agree to our terms of service in order to to access this site

Need help? Reach us on the poetry site resource page.



Printed from www.DarkPoetry.com/dp/13795/88734 on Tuesday December 02nd, 2008 05:32 PM

Certain elements © 1996-2008 Matthew Steven (matts.org)