Steel Funeral Poem by Dazairie Rone

Steel Funeral



Swollen and full fo blood,
Times come by and im ready
To burst.

A Scab ready to be pealed
But never healed after the wound,
A sword broken by it's only owner.

Back fire for broken hearts,
Powering the intense hatred by ourselves,
Steel left to rot
They told me to keep it a secret,
That no one will know
When mother and father asked
I cut thier nose.

I ran to mountains
Later hills
To return to a friends funeral
His name is Steve
They tell me his friends,
Call him steel.

Friday, October 24, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Death
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Death comes in many shapes, in the end of it all it seems like it claims one who we truly do not know, to other they possibly could have been important. Steel is a broken man who broke himself down more, and paid the price.
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Dazairie Rone

Dazairie Rone

California, San bernardino
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