Drowning Hands Poem by Dazairie Rone

Drowning Hands



A fool i am to walk with weight
A price on my head a chance to late
For i am a slave for love,
Work without pay.

Leave me buried in the dusk scatter my brain
I am a desert, no rain,
Irony kill the stomach with a sickening twist,
Enough to make a sane man insane.

A room with white walls and a pit less abyss
Unfinished words come out
Hands that miss.

A beautiful girl in the soul and eyes,
With a voice that will stop them in their lies
So come to the party,
Where they serve ice and cake.

To make you smile, to make you laugh
Calling the times where they said no
Jump cover your mouth,
Because you just might drown.

Friday, October 24, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love and pain
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Love can have a definition, in this poem, it does not. Feelings on the other hand can have the possibility's to attack with emotion, In Love what ever the definition may be to you. A relationship May bring sad feelings to you. Losing something also can be a factor of pure emotion. Now you can have a image of the words i say in this story, and the poem itself.
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Dazairie Rone

Dazairie Rone

California, San bernardino
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