The Black Inside The Flower

by Ian Robert   Nov 26, 2004


Hatreds portal to a place deep within,
Dispose the deserts chill,
The black inside the flower,
Then, Bloomed into full destruction,
Inhaling all peace and bliss,
Exhaling terror without mercy,
Feathers float by in the wind,
So innocent, Sits a angel with torn wings.

Here the black inside,
Tears out every feather,
Leaving nothing but tears to cover,
Save them and drink the water,
Pandora's tear, with the salty taste,
Slowly her halo rusts as the tears touch,
Poison from the eyes,
Bitterly the lonesome angel dies.

Ignite the fireworks into the sky,
With bright lights every angel falls,
Into my arms, caught,
My sweet, yet so dead,
Angel, who forever protected,
Now unable to move, to breath, to live,
From here were does a angel go.

Into the sky, Dream...

Ian Robert Potapoff

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  • 19 years ago

    by Jessy

    i lke this poem and nice pic and pro lol

  • 19 years ago

    by Elizabeth Ann

    You make the writer feel...and this vision, a glimpse within a world you've caused to become deeper, exemplifies compassion and misery. Excellent

  • 19 years ago

    by Gemma Sinead Hayward

    i love the title....very sensuous

  • 19 years ago

    by Lauren

    one of the best poems i have ever read, no doubt! it made me want to cry and go pick some flowers! lol you definitely have talent!
    xoxo
    Lauren

  • 19 years ago

    by pinkalias

    Wow, this was a beautifully written piece. the title was absolutly lovely and the writing behind it proved nothing short of stunning. a line i really admired, "So innocent, Sits a angel with torn wings."
    i love the symbol of a fallen angel and you used it beautifully. fantastic job, amazing piece of work