Snow White

by No Need For A Name   Nov 20, 2009


Like cigarettes we were dragged down
Like old porch lamps we were burnt out
Like old habits we broke hard
We broke each other's own heart
Like dirty eyes, so hard to touch
Guess mending scars is too much

So photo albums line my shelves
Of years ago when we would tell
How much we loved each other
How much we loved each other

May those clay man never melt into mud
May those sandcastles fight off the dawn
May the wind and sand never corrupt
Those nights we spent on top of the world
We wished the sun for once would never rise
We wished the finer people could always survive
May nothing change, nothing divide
The time we spent on top of the world
Those nights

Like childhood toys we're forgotten
Tucked away in cardboard boxes
Like dust caught in the whirlwind
We lost all of our innocence

So photo albums line my walls
Of years ago when we would fall
Fall for one another
Fall for one another

May those clay man never melt into mud
May those sandcastles fight off the dawn
May the wind and sand never corrupt
Those nights we spent on top of the world
We wished the sun for once would never rise
We wished the finer people could always survive
May nothing change, nothing divide
The time we spent on top of the world
Those nights

Rain, I remember like you're laugh
Pitter patter on the house that we once had
Back in that summer
Drained, I remember like yesterday
Snow White, when you said you would leave
Back in that summer, I fell asleep forever
I'm waiting here forever

May those clay man never melt into mud
May those sandcastles fight off the dawn
May the wind and sand never corrupt
Those nights we spent on top of the world
We wished the sun for once would never rise
We wished the finer people could always survive
May nothing change, nothing divide
The time we spent on top of the world
Those nights

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  • 15 years ago

    by SolemnWish

    Like old habits we broke hard

    This line sounded oddly like the lines that inspired me to write Bad Habits Die Hard, one of my older now poems.
    There are a few gramatical errors but its ok because i still loved it, its in my favs 5/5

  • 15 years ago

    by Karl Wild GG23

    Now this piece was a lot better I have to admit. You took me somewhere with it and you had good imagery and metaphors. You still have to watch how you word things though because sometimes it doesn't make sense. "may those clay man never melt into mud" doesn't make sense when you read it. if its just one clay man it should be "may that clay man never melt into mud" and if its two or more "may those clay men never melt into mud" easy fix so I did give this a 5/5

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