And Yet I Die Poem by Angee Reynolds

And Yet I Die

Rating: 3.1


I see the stars sparkling so bright,
Within the moon kissed sky.
I hear the lark so sweetly sing,
Amidst the morning dawn.
I smell the flower full in bloom,
And see their royal pomp.

And yet some place so deep within,
I'm shrouded and I'm closed.
The brilliance there I can't see,
In mists of misery.
Enshrined inside, unable thus,
To touch the warmth without.

I gaze upon this passion spent,

And yet... Inside I die.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Blue Eyes 22 August 2008

too sad u did great.

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Tanya Stanford 02 September 2008

very good composition. Lovely use of words to express emotions. Enjoyed it alot

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Tyease Collins 02 September 2008

Lovely poem. The choice of words was so precise and just...wow excellent lol 20/10 -Tyease

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Samo Samo 29 August 2010

good start..very good end...

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Marcus Mckinley 27 July 2010

a flowers bloom will always fade when captured and contained in a vase for vanity. nice poem.

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Chang Yi Huang 23 September 2009

Oh, here's a sad poem that stirs my heart...I can exactly feel the exceeding depression from ur words. The one in ur poem is struggling against the enchanting atmosphere around her...No more thing can make her heart smile, it's really inconsoliable: ( Anyway, thank you for your great poem, it's amazing!

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Ershad Mazumder 21 July 2009

Simply excellant. Keep on writing and share with us.You have poetic talent.

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Greenwolfe 1962 22 January 2009

This is a pretty good write. It was short and very clear in meaning. I thought the ending was a little weak. But overall, it was nice. GW62

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