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I'm writing you this, because I know you will understand it best.

you hear how people say we only live once. I really don't believe that. no matter can be destroyed, and neither can the soul, information is never lost, like unique sets of memories. science is only one avenue of explanation, one fact for one issue, why do we try so hard to discredit all possibilities, when we have no way of proving any absolute truth. I've seen the details, and philosophies in science, it has killed us more than it has saved us. you'll agree because we were both kissed by fate and arrived outside the line. and I've been here before, seen the suffering, seen the pleasure on your face, lived this heart torn decision, as if I'm being distracted on purpose for what I could not let go the last time. these things.. they move my world, I cannot deny, or look in your eyes, because I see them there, glowering desperation, how can I describe what really haunts me, so I get down on my knees, and with you I try to plead, just let me go today, and maybe we will find each other again..


"I'm afraid of a god", I said.
"fearing god is loving god", you told me.
because I need some greater consequence for all the things we do here, that we get away with.


it is why my body is wracked by a root disease of ageborn acacias frozen beneath the sun. hallowed be this possession.
everywhere people are preparing for a war to end all wars, to put a hole through the earth, let's shoot a burning arrow through their plan.
everywhere people are blaming each other for their problems, we need to put their arrogance to shame, with phantom acts of bravery, lifegiving kindness. and I'm not sorry for saying that suicide is the single most sacrificing act of heroism. sometimes a necessity. sometimes the exploitation of another.


you shouldn't try to save me from the evil in this world, in the end we'll all be innocent victims to its path, so maybe I don't want to be innocent, but know the true extent of human horror, in the last hours of untamed physical torture, who's name will you call, will you scream or slip into silent reverie, locked onto a memory of grace-land love & simplicity. I want retribution for those slaughtered into oblivion. do your eyes bleed for the childsized skeletons buried in Darfur sands.


I love you for drawing out my fundamentalism, since I've always been suppressed by inequality, fear of failure, personal inadequacies, and now I see, I am more than me, and yours is no ordinary touch. I relish the nights we lay in bed, on unlikely corners of the world stormcasting the lonely harrowing echoes of saharan songs, we closed eyes and bathed in the glory of desert sunsets, a relief to the people's bonethirsty need, subject to drug trials, foreign planned warfare, scorn, hatred, for their own, where survival instincts compel the worst acts you can imagine.


maybe I can't escape what has always stayed in my system, and maybe time doesn't really change people. only people change people. when I think how you picked me up from the floor the fitful times I complained about petty things that were killing me slowly inside, and you penned the fanciful question as a diversion, "what is the origin of all this?" we were within the universe of all multiverses then, just painting moons over black holes, and riding meteors through my greatest fears.


but poetry only makes fantasies about reality, and the deprivation of every life wanting to depart uncaged eats away at the beauty of holding you against me in this vanilla existence. you are that attachment of me I would die for, no operation, or excorcism divides love-banded as foetus to an umbilical cord. please allow my devotion to journey the deep underbelly of sea passages across the sky, until you join me.


forever yours,
Michelle.








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On Monday October 9th, 2006, Aunty Depressant (717) writes:
Oh, how you awaken awareness of the catalysts that tear open the innermost being.Its like having your eyelids torn off, while crying in gratitude for stripping off illusion!


On Thursday October 5th, 2006, blue (1754) writes:
=) *you* ~b


On Monday October 2nd, 2006, Rebel_not_Radical (159) writes:
~wow makes me think a lot...this is addressed to all those who read this and im glad i have read it...to be challenged or entertained by you is a great experience i assume...


On Monday October 2nd, 2006, Rebel_not_Radical (159) writes:
~this makes me reflect on things a lot...it only so occasionally that a work leaves me like this...personal and reflective...very cool write


On Saturday September 30th, 2006, urbanhumility (1348) writes:
the substance of your words.....personify your keen intellect and kind devotion....your character stands for somthing here......well done my friend well done.............urban


On Monday September 18th, 2006, K_Love (693) writes:
Oh, Wow. I'm stunned, so in depth and truthful and emotion crawling out of every word, elegant, magical, and wondrous words fitting perfectly together. Lovely.


On Tuesday August 8th, 2006, The Fool (1005) writes:
This was incredible your a very beautiful person you know that? You write true heart whrenching soul stealing poetry ~Gothic


On Tuesday August 8th, 2006, AniDayz (1284) writes:
you've so intricately.wisely and so beautifully displayed the insides...the innermost.inner.ness of the existence (we.all) taste. you are entire.ly, eternally, infinitely .:.magick.:.


On Saturday August 5th, 2006, GreyDividing (202) writes:
(kneels) Every time I read this I feel as i've been drawn from the shadows, woken by a whisper. I don't understand how but this has filled a space in me dulling the echoes to heal in the contentment of silence.


On Saturday August 5th, 2006, GreyDividing (202) writes:
If I may ask, who was this for and what enspired it? So erily elusive.


On Saturday August 5th, 2006, LostInDespair (199) writes:
There is something other worldly about the way you write.. but I really think thats just you. ~Lost


On Tuesday August 1st, 2006, Tonights Decision (167) writes:
you are without ..limits, and i want more.. you make me ponder and f e e l..


On Monday July 31st, 2006, dying angel (1344) writes:
wowowowowowowow! you just...god i dont know. i wish to possess the talent that you hold. i want to be your pen. you take my breath away with your wisdom.


On Sunday July 30th, 2006, TaintedButterfly (1057) writes:
Good God Mish!! You m'dear, I believe made my heart stop a few times reading this! The title, the words, the eomtions. The truth, that is "your" truth. Damn, what I wouldn't give to see life thru your eyes just for one day! Amazing!! Julia~


On Sunday July 30th, 2006, TaintedButterfly (1057) writes:
*emotions* crap... lol see there, I can't even type now. haha! ;)


On Sunday July 30th, 2006, dp_whipping_girl (406) writes:
thank you for sharing this. at night when i hear the world cry, i will remember these words and how much wisdom i see in them, though they would go against the grain of what so many would claim as truth


On Sunday July 30th, 2006, dp_whipping_girl (406) writes:
it is a point of view i've never stopped to see, maybe in my own selfishness. it is wisdom my spirit now carries. i could read this hundreds of times and still learn. if only the world would somehow, someway...if only


On Sunday July 30th, 2006, dp_whipping_girl (406) writes:
this will stay in my mind and spirit, echoing for a long, long time, causing me to think and search my soul, mere thanks are not enough, Circe. ~pf


On Sunday July 30th, 2006, dp_whipping_girl (406) writes:
by the way, this is the only reasoning, in my 12+ years of studying suicide, i've seen for suicide not being selfish, which is not to encourage anyone to chose that path, but simply an interesting fact.



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