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I’m made of dust, dried bones and incomplete, To be cursed for want of a stolen rib, Barely alive with the faintest heartbeat, A grown man like an orphan in his crib. No room for a soul in my shriveled veins, No life support for fragile loneliness, To acquiesce in sadness given reins, A flawed experiment in holiness. To be alive gives no consolation, My helpmate has absconded with my soul, Turning my devotion to temptation To fill a void when I should have been whole. This lesson has been far too hard to learn! To God-forsaken earth let me return!
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Feb 2, 2019
Feb 2, 2019 at 7:55 AM UTC
Sonnet To Desperation
I’m made of dust, dried bones and incomplete, To be cursed for want of a stolen rib, Barely alive with the faintest heartbeat, A grown man like an orphan in his crib. No room for a soul in my shriveled veins, No life support for fragile loneliness, To acquiesce in sadness given reins, A flawed experiment in holiness. To be alive gives no consolation, My helpmate has absconded with my soul, Turning my devotion to temptation To fill a void when I should have been whole. This lesson has been far too hard to learn! To God-forsaken earth let me return!
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Feb 2, 2019
Feb 2, 2019 at 7:55 AM UTC
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