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Two Poems from our Dark Poems, Depressing Poems, Death Poetry Collection

 
 
ANGELS IN THE SNOW
   
Author: Ryan Mccloskey
   
Poem:
ANGELS IN THE SNOW
   
  We are born innocent and free.
Our skin is clean, free from scars, untouched by evil and shielded by a halo of good.
Fighting the currents of life we struggle to swim the deep and tranquil sea.
We rejoice in what was once loved and suffocate in what is now lost.

We believe in what we can see, perceive what is unknown, and fear the difference.
The rhythm of life permeates ignorance; Sung solely by a chorus of black robes.
Our destination is consternation.
We tip toe to an infinite edge with no view, no horizon, and no promise.

Struggling for truth we incessantly seek this fictional providence.
Our utopia has been coined and contracted by the same amoral evils that strangle us all.
We are medicated by a prescribed euphoria.
We blissfully ignore the writing behind the lines.
With every escape we fall deeper into the complex web of dictation.

We are victim to what we obtained too cheaply and esteemed to lightly.
Our glass hearts, once unbreakable are now mere sacrifices.
Were all searching for that one jagged piece of the puzzle
we search endlessly for an end to this paranoid delusion ironically called life.
Search hard we do, but find we shall not.

Every waking moment is another step closer to freedom.
The black hole of uncertain freedom we shall see in death.
One day I will soar the greatest of heights
One day, one way
No longer alone
I am home.
   
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BLIND
   
Author: Jaclyn Hill
   
Poem: BLIND
   

Through your murky eyes your true psyche bleeds,
yet those same eyes are the place that I must go,
in order to procure my true self.
Your eyes shed light unto the meaning which I long for,
and search for.
Your eyes are an endowment that I selfishly need,
to cling on to life.
Inside I may be paralyzed,
apathetic,
torpid,
but your eyes see through me,
and disentomb my soul.
Your eyes free me from the bindings of detrimental memories,
from which I long to expel myself of.
You may not be able to see me,
but yet you feel me.
You can see so much more than the physical
appearance,
of this revolting being
in which I must live.
 
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