My End

by Poetically Speaking   Apr 16, 2006


Born alone,
as is the nature of man.
Memories capturing early events,
repete as he attempts to understand.
Times he couldn't control,
he believes are still at hand.
Sitting in his barren room,
the playbook is open for plans.
The lonellyness snuck in,
he figures around eight,
Mother met a new man named Harry,
the source of the hate.
Blaming her has been done,
past rationalizing failed.
It was him he'll say,
as he hammers the nails.

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  • 18 years ago

    by Momentary Relapse

    Kinda different. A little unusual. It was okay though it did lack something about it yet the piece had something that kept it interesting.
    ~S3I

  • 18 years ago

    by master of shadow

    This is a very good peice, flows well with some very good content. didn't quite understand it at first.. has taken a few reads but i think i gather the peice now.