"(Perhaps this is the truth)" by Soulseeker
| Six-Out |
| stormtalk |
| Anth |
| Angel With The Scabbed Wings |
| MEATGRINDER MAN |
| A bit on the possessive side |
| These Tears (Bittersweet Time) |
| A True Heart Break |
| The PoeT's giFt/The PoEt's CurSe |
| The Struggle For Sincerity |
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To hold a heart....
takes absolute trust... To break a heart.... the bubble must bust.... So with this being said I will now scream: A crule, sad world is the relaity of my life... nothing is how I dreamed or how I planned.. What is the point of hopes and dreams if we are ment to stand helplessly by and watch them wither and die? The are filling our mouth with dust, dust of our lives until we choke slowly and fade ourselves into the nothing that we are...... that we have ALWAYS been...... Copyright 2004 Soulseeker
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On Wednesday September 15th, 2004, Blood of Winter (367) writes:
life is simply put; survival...everything else is just entertainment
On Saturday September 4th, 2004, Sleepwalker (23) writes:
We are only on this earth for a short while...then we return to dust. Great write.
On Friday August 27th, 2004, urbanhumility (1363) writes:
truth soaked in despair......this road i walk too......you have spoken well........urban
On Saturday August 21st, 2004, Soulseeker (120) writes:
For the record the first lines are what made me think of the rest.... Something I am going through I guess... Hell! I'm just a kid *wink*
On Saturday August 21st, 2004, Loneal (118) writes:
Perhaps we are as the line goes: "from ashes to ashes, dust to dust." But despite our origins or our final destination, we exist through life. Plans go astray, dreams aren't always achieved, but we exist.
On Saturday August 21st, 2004, Loneal (118) writes:
The trick is learning how best to react to such pitfalls. I'm figuring that one out myself. ;) Very honest write, altogether - keep it up! :) ~L
On Saturday August 21st, 2004, An Expired Member (25) writes:
very nice...interesting too.
good job
-namelez
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