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The Dark SIde of the Moon
Contributed by
Xxluckie_lynnxX
on
Tuesday, 12th April 2005 @ 10:17:24 PM in AEST
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Lifepoems
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The Dark Side of the Moon
Light hesitates to show For fear of rejection from itself It hides in intimidation While whispering for help
Feeling along the sides of darkness Shadows chase it away Reaching inside for stength Only to discover courage went stray
I am the light In the path of life Darkness swallows me Whenever I am in its sight
To follow the rules is impossible And painful for me How can I be free for you Whenever there is nothing to be ?
Why arent I closer to you ? Why do I have to stand pinned down ? The flames of Hell licking my soul As my emotions are thrown around
All candles of hope are smothered As I am hiding from the other side I close my eyes and take a breath Light needs to be seen , because there is nowhere we can hide.
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2005-04-12 22:17:24] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: The Dark SIde of the Moon
(User Rating: 1 ) by Kitty06 on
Thursday, 28th July 2005 @ 03:21:10 PM AEST (User
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| Very complex. People relate to other people's poetry by their own experiences, so people might not catch on exactly to what your hidden meaning is. From my take of it, someone (probably parents or friends) don't approve of the realationship you're in. I pieced this together from the lines 'Why do I have to stand pinned down?' and 'Light needs to be seen, because tehre is nowhere WE can hide.' WE being the key word. I'm sorry if I'm wrong. If I'm way off, you need to leave more clues to what you're hidden meaning is or make the existing ones a little more obvious. But in all, a great poem. |
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