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“Forgone Conclusions”

Contributed by code2know on Wednesday, 4th December 2002 @ 07:40:00 PM in AEST
Topic: SadPoetry



Saw you in the distance, fading like a star
Recoiled evolution, burnt out Arctic Char
A visionary loophole, contrived by man
Secondary nature, its all the master plan

With no purpose, I watch the banter unfold
Hallucinations surrender, the madness unfolds
Of this man, hallowed from core to bone
Broken & Black, my how you've grown

So, on to the next set of retributions
Bury the axe, reach no conclusions
Swim to the edge, just to watch yourself drown
Dizzy your tongue, try to reach a verbal noun

I've got got a place to seek shelter there
Aleve your relief’s and destroy your fears
And when you tire and want to feel whole
Just stop at the ledge, the answer lies in your soul.




Copyright © code2know ... [ 2002-12-04 19:40:00]
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Re: “Forgone Conclusions” (User Rating: 1 )
by OreO on Thursday, 5th December 2002 @ 12:22:36 AM AEST
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Tis a different way to speak of a homeless man..i've actually watched and tried out of curiosity to live the life of a homeless person once just to see what it's like to not have anything....but they have so much more than anyone realizes....this poem is uniquely written, i think it's beautiful...your talent shines through.....thanks for sharing it...
.:*~*:.OreO.:*~*:.


Re: “Forgone Conclusions” (User Rating: 1 )
by tease_whizz on Tuesday, 1st April 2003 @ 12:09:15 PM AEST
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interesting, i love the different dimensions to this poems - your language is beautiful and expressive. i particularly liked the line, "Swim to the edge, just to watch yourself drown". great write, hope to read more of your work soon, Kate x




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