This Clock is Ticking

by Wings Of Flames   Dec 4, 2010


Carving upon the twilight,
Of red, blue and grey.
The humble are out spoken,
And nothing gold can stay.

The ache inside overcomes me,
And I begin to fold,
But you - with distance longing,
My eyes drain very cold.

Some days I want to fall,
And let all the blood run thick,
Just to do it all again,
Another broken trick.

Inside my head - the tapping.
Her hair, her lips, entwined,
And all the sheets unravel,
While my skin reveals each line.

Forgotten in the darkness.
Pools of light guide you here,
But is this truly where you stay?
Tapping continues with my fear.

Will the bullet ever come?
Will my teeth clench as one?
Have you seen all your errors?
Where will you hide this bloody gun?

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  • 14 years ago

    by Bradley Peter

    Ah, you have returned, and in great form, too. I instantly remembered your skills as soon as I began to read. It was wonderful to read your work again. You have a way with words, and with rhymes. The poem just seem to flow effortlessly. Great work.

    Brad

    P.S. Please comment and vote honestly on every poem that you read (it's my new motto).

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