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I cried for weeks, wishing death
Weeping, waiting for my last breath
I’d pierce my soul, with various blades
learning blood comes in a variety of shades
no longer human nor a man, I have died
no emotions within me, nothing inside
I see the picture now, the portrait….

     …..Your violated body lay upon the ground
     Stillness swarming, a lifeless mound
     All the strength gods would give me
     Couldn’t break the bonds to free me
     They left you there for display
     A portrait, of my everlasting dismay

I couldn’t fathom life without you here
I am weak now, consumed with fear
Hiding from my demented conclusions
Forced to live within altered illusions
I see life fading from me slowly
Creating nightmares so unholy
Embraced within the portrait….

     …..The mirror stood tall, yet shattered
     Reflecting clothing, torn and tattered
     Your eyes searching for salvations shrine
     Finding only the hatred within mine
     With your last breath you cried to me
     A portrait now, I will forever see

I searched for days, months, and years
Finding nothing to satisfy my tears
I tried revenge upon those who inflicted
Hate became a drug, to which I was addicted
Searching for souls to reap death upon
Clearing a path for darkness to spawn
Sacrificial offerings, to an eternal portrait


Leaning into delusions of grandeur,
I slipped, I fell
Missing deaths icy grip,
Landing in a living hell.




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On Thursday April 7th, 2005, rondant (76) writes:
great piece.........Ronda


On Tuesday January 6th, 2004, suicideseason (2141) writes:
"Landing in a living hell."...sweet jesus!Arik,you're brilliant.i wish i could write like you do.very captivating,my brother.~tim


On Monday January 5th, 2004, Stellar (47) writes:
I love this, it's so beautiful. The entire ending is completely awesome, as in awe-inspiring. Magnificent.


On Monday January 5th, 2004, AlluringDescent_darkbride (764) writes:
"Hate became a drug to which I was addicted" That line struck me. This reminded me of a movie I was watching the other day...He was trapped in a portrait...excellent poem.


On Monday January 5th, 2004, AlluringDescent_darkbride (764) writes:
Wow...that's such a blah comment. Ahem...let me try that again. The flow in this was amazing. Your ending wrapped up the poem in this neat little bundle of goodness. Overall...amazing work. :)


On Monday January 5th, 2004, Methos (154) writes:
fawn..you make my life so much more bearable...


On Sunday January 4th, 2004, Bluegoddess (61) writes:
this one touched me so much.. i look at the last three years of my life and i can completey relate... its so true how we become "addicted to hate" and seek revenge when loved ones fall, and it really is a living hell. i cant wait to read more of your wo


On Sunday January 4th, 2004, sole (114) writes:
this is really well written, I have to mimic what Ophelia said. Well done.


On Sunday January 4th, 2004, birdwell (175) writes:
an exceptional write ~db~


On Sunday January 4th, 2004, Ophelia (305) writes:
What we are inside is not always as beautiful as the being we protray, very nice I love this one, I think I shall keep it....................O.


On Sunday January 4th, 2004, Jadedwings (356) writes:
I love the ending great way to end a great poem..."leaning into delusions of grandeur I slipped, I fell" Good one...I can dig it!!



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