The Color of His Pain
@simplfred (20641)
Philippines
February 25, 2019 6:17am CST
One overflowing moon
The charcoal mind ignites
His genuine horrific wound
Decayed the lovely site
It began when he falls
To a reaper, to a thief
Now on crossroad his soul
Forky path, flying leaf
Only the wind can define
The flowing river, the salty rain
Though tomorrow the sun will shine
It cannot lighten up the color of his pain
He gave that flower his highest trust
Gambled with his all
To forget her is a must
But not tonight or tomorrow, not at all
You see for love, he has none to bet
The angelic demon fooled him
Something he'll never forget
Though moon overflowed it's dim
Only the wind can define
The flowing river, the salty rain
Though tomorrow the sun will shine
It cannot lighten up the color of his pain
Now he is a flying leaf
Dancing regretfully to the beat of the air
It began when he took an imprudent relief
A big sound "bang" as his final prayer
Only the wind can define
The flowing river, the salty rain
Though tomorrow the sun will shine
Too late now to lighten up the color of his pain...
February 16, 2018
Mysterious Aries / Simplyfred
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@cherigucchi (15932)
• Philippines
27 Feb 19
You inspire me to share some of my poems here too.
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@simplfred (20641)
• Philippines
26 Feb 19
It is hard to spot them sometimes. They wore white dresses and they will give a heavenly feeling at first.
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