Array ( [sid] => 89601 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Inhumanly Torn [time] => 2005-04-01 16:11:14 [hometext] => Inspired by Iron Maiden's 2 Minutes To Midnight [bodytext] => The day I was born
was a dark one indeed.
When my mother gave birth
to a wreched evil seed.

For I was dead
before I was born.
Yet I live
inhumanly torn.

The life I lead
is no life at all.
All that I live for
is Death's call.

Without a conscience
without a soul.
Yet cursed to live
d@mned in whole.

You live only to die
But I'd die just to live.
To have a conscience; a soul
Every and all I'd give.

Because I was dead
before I was born.
But I still live;
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Inhumanly Torn
Date: Friday, 1st April 2005 @ 04:11:14 PM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: Elf
The day I was born
was a dark one indeed.
When my mother gave birth
to a wreched evil seed.

For I was dead
before I was born.
Yet I live
inhumanly torn.

The life I lead
is no life at all.
All that I live for
is Death's call.

Without a conscience
without a soul.
Yet cursed to live
d@mned in whole.

You live only to die
But I'd die just to live.
To have a conscience; a soul
Every and all I'd give.

Because I was dead
before I was born.
But I still live;
Inhumanly torn.

This poem is Copyright © Elf


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