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"afterdeath" poems
The unknown scares me. The afterdeath, who you are, who I am, and who I will be. It all scares the hell out of me. Why we all live on the planet, why I was born. No one has the answers Everything in my life has unknown reasons. Death human existence. Why is there such a thing? No one will ever know, and it scares me. Like I said, the unknown scares me.
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Jan 6, 2012
Jan 6, 2012 at 9:38 PM UTC
The Afraid
I came to the rocky shores of Greece To stand amid the rows of stark white houses To find your face in a mirage that spreads across These seamless gray skies And even though you are gone I felt you In the pin ****** of sand on my soles I felt your heart Breathing deep beneath the earth I heard the crash Of your head against hot metal and I tried to stop the blood but It seeped between the cracks In my fingers and I shuddered And plunged Into the icy green foam And my thoughts converged like clouds I have oft wondered Why we clutch The calloused hands that strike us And why our blushing cheeks lend such Easy passageways for Graceless tears
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Dec 23, 2012
Dec 23, 2012 at 4:04 PM UTC
Afterdeath
psychological phantasmagoria fun fun fun defunct near-exploding grey matter must-needed result why why why life death do good here and you might make it eternal bliss: slavery freedom, i'd rather be
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Dec 21, 2013
Dec 21, 2013 at 1:54 AM UTC
afterdeath
Eternity goes by in the blink of an eye When there’s nothing but darkness
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Feb 6, 2021
Feb 6, 2021 at 10:47 PM UTC
The Afterdeath
I wrote a book called ‘The Afterdeath’ With a thousand gory themes, Of what takes place at your final breath When you lie in your swirling dreams, Your body hung by its fingertips Between here and the place you go, When the deed is done, and your race is run Will there be no afterglow? Will there be no afterglow, I said With a place you can lay your head, Up in the clouds and the stars somewhere On a downy, cloudy bed? To wake from the sordid human dream That you lived, three score and ten, Trying to make your way between Your hopes and ambitions then. But always thwarted, you don’t know why For nothing would come out right, And always hanging over your head Are thoughts of that endless night, That bright intelligence snuffed right out That learning lost to the air, Your body locked in a six foot box In its final death despair. I wrote of the ones who wake in dread To the sound of the shovel’s spray, Tipping that final dirt on you As your coffin’s hidden away, You thump and scream in your final dream Kicking the bottom out, With the coffin muffling shrieks and screams When you want them to let you out! It’s easy, while I am sitting here To write of a man’s despair, When he’s in the dark, can’t see a spark And fighting for gasps of air, Or maybe rather the sputtering jets Of the crematorium, As the box implodes and your body glows Round your scared cerebellum? So now that I’ve made you comfortable Accepting your sad demise, And the way that they will dispose of you (Believe me, everyone lies!) Take heart in the fact you’re not alone That final terror will be There at the end with everyone, Including the author, Me!’ David Lewis Paget
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Jan 23, 2015
Jan 23, 2015 at 5:46 AM UTC
Gulp! - (Lol)
I wrote a book called ‘The Afterdeath’ With a thousand gory themes, Of what takes place at your final breath When you lie in your swirling dreams, Your body hung by its fingertips Between here and the place you go, When the deed is done, and your race is run Will there be no afterglow? Will there be no afterglow, I said With a place you can lay your head, Up in the clouds and the stars somewhere On a downy, cloudy bed? To wake from the sordid human dream That you lived, three score and ten, Trying to make your way between Your hopes and ambitions then. But always thwarted, you don’t know why For nothing would come out right, And always hanging over your head Are thoughts of that endless night, That bright intelligence snuffed right out That learning lost to the air, Your body locked in a six foot box In its final death despair. I wrote of the ones who wake in dread To the sound of the shovel’s spray, Tipping that final dirt on you As your coffin’s hidden away, You thump and scream in your final dream Kicking the bottom out, With the coffin muffling shrieks and screams When you want them to let you out! It’s easy, while I am sitting here To write of a man’s despair, When he’s in the dark, can’t see a spark And fighting for gasps of air, Or maybe rather the sputtering jets Of the crematorium, As the box implodes and your body glows Round your scared cerebellum? So now that I’ve made you comfortable Accepting your sad demise, And the way that they will dispose of you (Believe me, everyone lies!) Take heart in the fact you’re not alone That final terror will be There at the end with everyone, Including the author, Me!’ David Lewis Paget
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Since you're testing me, there's a Game to be played. First, I grab a lighter and I gotta Have my blade. I put the knife to your stomach With this slight pressure made. The blade has a shadow. Hide Your fear within the shade. Hide your fear away from me Because I see it as a feast. You were a monster to my heart, So I'm at the belly of the beast. With a knife and a lighter. I could slice you with the fire. I could split your flesh open And strip you of desires... All the desires of a lifetime. You're playing with your lifeline. You expect me to sympathize, But ***** you on my time. And the clock ticks slow when There's a lot you've been through. So use this time to pray for them Regrets and sins too. And don't beg or plead because I won't give a **** I'm not God. When I look at you, I just see another man. That means we have the same Status and get the same respect. And after I **** you, Tne same afterdeath. I'm willing to meet you in Hell for the pain you caused my Life. So I say a little prayer, then Glide across you with the Knife
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Sep 16, 2018
Sep 16, 2018 at 11:15 AM UTC
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