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Every morning I sleep with a frown Each night I wake up feeling down My dreams commited suicide And soon after were joined by my pride Fortune, on my shores, reaches in low tide And of life I only see the back side I calm the pain with injections of hope To delay the urge, to keep away from the rope But soon I will no longer cope Ending my days is the epilogue of this scope Because life is enjoyed through senses And mine, to feel joy, have to jump fences But jumping is vain though my repetitive offences True smiles on my face are high expenses I try to forget, but I forgot how And soon I will say ciao I've already chosen my bough Where I will say "pain, do not follow me now" Because if death is the enemy, I'll be a pow I no longer can gad You may say I am cad Yet of dying I am glad And to this poem, I want to add "Mother, I love you so don't be sad Father, forgive me and don't be mad Friends, you were the best thing I had"
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Jan 31, 2013
Jan 31, 2013 at 11:06 PM UTC
Last hope
Every morning I sleep with a frown Each night I wake up feeling down My dreams commited suicide And soon after were joined by my pride Fortune, on my shores, reaches in low tide And of life I only see the back side I calm the pain with injections of hope To delay the urge, to keep away from the rope But soon I will no longer cope Ending my days is the epilogue of this scope Because life is enjoyed through senses And mine, to feel joy, have to jump fences But jumping is vain though my repetitive offences True smiles on my face are high expenses I try to forget, but I forgot how And soon I will say ciao I've already chosen my bough Where I will say "pain, do not follow me now" Because if death is the enemy, I'll be a pow I no longer can gad You may say I am cad Yet of dying I am glad And to this poem, I want to add "Mother, I love you so don't be sad Father, forgive me and don't be mad Friends, you were the best thing I had"
jalalium
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Moroccan
Jan 31, 2013
Jan 31, 2013 at 11:06 PM UTC
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