In Death We Shall Not Part

by The Queen   Apr 15, 2010


Let my soul to rest
before the roseate glow of dawn.
While darkness dances
in the air tonight,

I shall be gone.

No shedding tears upon my depart;
this colossal world

Will impart.

Behind the brow of distant hills,
where greener pastures
I foresee;
no tragedy or
throes of death
to curtain;
where realm of hopes
flourish without borders...

My Eternal Home.

In the dawning
Of forgotten trust and divinity,
my heart
must not wander afar,
For, and only in, the lap of Heaven,

I will devotedly return.

Copyright (C) 2010 by EvanescentMoon

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  • 14 years ago

    by A Poets Handwriting aka ALISHA

    WOW!!! This piece is truly mesmerising. On that will definitely be added to my favourites list. 5/5

    Congratulations on the well deserved win. (:
    You have such talent and we are blessed to be able to read it.

  • 14 years ago

    by Sunshine

    I dont bet you won this..
    you have played ur feelings so well, and penned down a gr8 sensual piece.
    which I believe many would relate to.
    a heartfelt piece with uniqueness which I started to admire..just a poem b4
    and started to love just now..

    Behind the brow of distant hills,
    where greener pastures
    I foresee;
    no tragedy or
    throes of death
    to curtain;
    where realm of hopes
    flourish without borders...
    this was my favorite stanza...it held a special meaning for me.

    you are a talented poet.
    keep going
    5/5

  • 14 years ago

    by Switchblade89

    I don't know why but this one gave me chills. well done

  • 14 years ago

    by Nee

    Myryn I'm so proud of you!!! =)
    You did great in this challenge and I loved all the poems you wrote. You were a great support to the team and you deserved nothing less than a weekly win. Even more ;)

    Well done sweetie. Proud of you <3

  • 14 years ago

    by Cindy

    Beautiful poem.
    Congrats on your win for the weekly contest!
    Take Care
    Cindy

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