Sparkling cyanide

by TrUtH hUrTs   Sep 1, 2004


It’s pitch black
I can’t see a thing
I’ve tried turning back,
But fragile memories from the past,
Pierce my eyes
Like shards of glass.

There is nowhere to hide,
No road to follow.
Except the sparkling cyanide,
Glistening like the first snow.
It is calling me,
Intoxicating me
With visions of paradise.

Freedom form my farcical existence,
An escape from this shell I’ve been tripping in.
Maybe realialization awaits me,
On the other side of eternity…
Where the reality of death begins
and the illusion of life ends
I shall find the missing pieces of the puzzle
I’ve been searching for so long
Somewhere in the purple clouds,
Floating high above
The void shall be gone
And I will be whole again.

So I swallow without hesitation
My vision jading for a moment…
I see the ghosts of my past,
The monsters of my present, all dissolve.
I see more clearly than ever before
The hurt and the pain have all melted away,
Only a sense of tranquility remains

I unfold my wings,
And embrace the shimmering light.
Eager to take, my final flight.
Now I can breathe,
Now I can see,
Now I can speak,
Things I have been waiting to see..
Words I have been dying to speak.

Melting away into the silence,
Of a pale crimson sky.
There are no tears,
There are no goodbyes.
Just the realization,
That there’s nowhere I’d rather be
Except this place
And a smile slowly, shyly flickers across my face

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  • 19 years ago

    by gasping for air

    wow, this is a powerful poem.. you must be proud that you have such talent... i hope that you dont feel like this.. cuz that sounds like it sucks when you really think about it...
    take care of you
    amanda

  • 19 years ago

    by SCARECROW

    By the way, lovely poem.

  • 19 years ago

    by SCARECROW

    Caustic. Sp prettyfully caustic.....

  • 19 years ago

    by DavidBrendan

    This poem confused me a little bit but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I love how as in Cartharsis you portrayed a kind of angelicness to it.

  • 19 years ago

    by Dark Savior

    it was a really good poem, but it seemed to be lacking abit in structure. that being said i think that your depiction of this scene is ...wow, i can actually picture what it would be like.

    Five/Five.

    P.S. Thanks for the comment/and or vote on my poems. I really appreciate everything i get on that "gods lost angel" poem....it is so close to my heart that no one can ever put it down, even if it got a 0.1 rating i know it is the best work i will do.