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Array ( [sid] => 10239 [catid] => 1 [aid] => Mick [title] => Darkness In The Light Of Day/ Remembering Grandma [time] => 2003-01-12 11:30:00 [hometext] => I did this one in honour of my Grandmother. Jan 5 of 1991 the day of her passing. now after 12 years this is for her. There is no way to edit this poem, FYI [bodytext] => Passing through the graveyard, a chilly wind blows strong.

Floating by, the effects of spirits seem comforting to see.

Peace is mine alone to have. The freedom exist in my minds

eye, yet I run from it. Perplexed as it may be, it's astonishing

to feel. Basic instincts of survival is needed when your alone.

I learn to seek what my destiny, my job to protect is rusted

The blank space between you and I.......busted. A wrinkle in

the fabric is torn. Time must go on, Painful memories diminish.

Now I must run again from something that is afoot. I undertake

a role I was not meant to play. I lay down on the grass next to

grandma and pray. I envisioned past dilemmas and future

conflicts that are taken shape. I instruct myself to let go of things dear.

Such stress I am under, I say " I need a beer." I could say " Damn

the place to hell!" but I'm not in a midlife crisis here. My dark humour

is what can keep me goin'. Unsettled is my heart and future. I take

it day by day, because "What is, is." I stand up near the grave and

I look up towards the heavens and ask for forgiveness of my future

sins that will be commited in time. I leave behind a past that shall be

remembered as a lesson in life that I will ponder soon. Sanity, Identity,

and innocence bring out little confusion now. A new subject surfaces

and is not my time to embrace. Uneven thoughts race in my mind and

soul yet the air that surrounds me is warm. I leave the boneyard unaware

that what I leave is the hurt that stayed for ten years in my life. I start

anew in a world O' hurt. Determained not to repeat a past faliure I begin

to look beyond the pain. Shadows lurk in my mind and try to control my

heart with darkness. Mellow mass hysteria can happen at any time. I

know what is to come. We can't change the past and we can't look forward

to a future, live one day at a time because "What is, is." [comments] => 2 [counter] => 149 [topic] => 48 [informant] => darkkai [notes] => [ihome] => 0 [alanguage] => english [acomm] => 0 [haspoll] => 0 [pollID] => 0 [score] => 5 [ratings] => 1 [editpoem] => 1 [associated] => [topicname] => EmotionalPoetry )
Darkness In The Light Of Day Remembering Grandma

Contributed by darkkai on Sunday, 12th January 2003 @ 11:30:00 AM in AEST
Topic: EmotionalPoetry



Passing through the graveyard, a chilly wind blows strong.

Floating by, the effects of spirits seem comforting to see.

Peace is mine alone to have. The freedom exist in my minds

eye, yet I run from it. Perplexed as it may be, it's astonishing

to feel. Basic instincts of survival is needed when your alone.

I learn to seek what my destiny, my job to protect is rusted

The blank space between you and I.......busted. A wrinkle in

the fabric is torn. Time must go on, Painful memories diminish.

Now I must run again from something that is afoot. I undertake

a role I was not meant to play. I lay down on the grass next to

grandma and pray. I envisioned past dilemmas and future

conflicts that are taken shape. I instruct myself to let go of things dear.

Such stress I am under, I say " I need a beer." I could say " Damn

the place to hell!" but I'm not in a midlife crisis here. My dark humour

is what can keep me goin'. Unsettled is my heart and future. I take

it day by day, because "What is, is." I stand up near the grave and

I look up towards the heavens and ask for forgiveness of my future

sins that will be commited in time. I leave behind a past that shall be

remembered as a lesson in life that I will ponder soon. Sanity, Identity,

and innocence bring out little confusion now. A new subject surfaces

and is not my time to embrace. Uneven thoughts race in my mind and

soul yet the air that surrounds me is warm. I leave the boneyard unaware

that what I leave is the hurt that stayed for ten years in my life. I start

anew in a world O' hurt. Determained not to repeat a past faliure I begin

to look beyond the pain. Shadows lurk in my mind and try to control my

heart with darkness. Mellow mass hysteria can happen at any time. I

know what is to come. We can't change the past and we can't look forward

to a future, live one day at a time because "What is, is."




Copyright © darkkai ... [ 2003-01-12 11:30:00]
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Re: Darkness In The Light Of Day Remembering Grandma (User Rating: 1 )
by OreO on Sunday, 12th January 2003 @ 03:37:47 PM AEST
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Oh how beautiful i think you wrote it just beautifully, you keep writing my friend and i will keep reading ....this poem is filled with many emotions...
.:*~*:.OreO.:*~*:.


Re: Darkness In The Light Of Day Remembering Grandma (User Rating: 1 )
by LOWMAN613 on Monday, 13th January 2003 @ 10:42:13 AM AEST
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Lots of sadness & tears in this peice,made me think of my mom! Great write!I can relate! Christina




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