Greater Than Death

by Eden   Jun 11, 2005


The pain of death is but a mere annoyance in my waking solitude.
The prudence that lies in my shadowed tomb beats thoroughly through my veins as I ponder the meaning of life...

...Needles prick my arm and blood drips down my wrist...but care to feel? I do not...not anymore. My nerves were cut out when love disappeared...when all my mind and heart held dear was ripped from my agonizing soul...the proof that love hurts, sometimes.

So when I wake up each and every night thinking of you...how else can I respond than to turn over on my other side and try to forget the pain? No...the pain of life is far greater than the pain of mere death.

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  • 19 years ago

    by Taylor

    great poem! i love it! i really love the way the darkness blends with your poem and your poems are always beautiful and so true! keep it up!

    Love, Taylor

  • 19 years ago

    by Heather M Craig

    Great poem as always hun. So sorry I didn't get back online. I fell asleep instead. I hope to talk to you later.
    Love you
    --Heather.