Dark Soul Poem by Lucifera Santez

Dark Soul

Rating: 4.6


A stone cold heartless body,
Decorated by running scars,
The lifeless eyes which stare,
Far ahead, in the anticipation f dark.

What were you thinking?
While you created me
Of ugliness and absurdity,
The world hasn’t seen

If you think I have beauty hidden inside,
You are so wrong,
‘Cause this repulsive exterior hides
The true devil beside,
Devil wicked and strong.

Yeah I am hollow,
Inside me there is a huge hole
Only filled with
Twisted dark soul.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
inspired by the movie'Bram Stoker's Dracula'
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Md Asadullah 18 January 2014

Your sense of right and wrong is enough proof that you are a bright soul not dark, lovely.

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Tony Karas 01 December 2013

Oh man... you touch me on a very deep level with this one.... very deep indeed.

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Roseann Shawiak 01 December 2013

Your poetry is too meaningful to come from someone who is repulsive, you are a blessing to those who read it and can feel your understanding of a subject they also know about, but haven't been able to express like you have. Being hollow can be a good thing, because you can write of anything and everything you want to. It gives you a freedom not everyone can have. You have no boundaries to keep you from going forward in life, and your soul is actually the light of your life, follow it faithfully and you will feel it's freedom. Write from the huge hole - it's actually a well of poetical expression and experience. Thank you for sharing your heart with the world. RoseAnn

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Mohabeer Beeharry 30 August 2013

There is a tinge of despair here. The hollow inside is not a tragedy. That's when the heart and the soul seek to relate But you think it is the end of all things. no Bring the soul nearer and let the heart be deluged by its light. This poem is powerful in itself, because the heart is trying to express itself. I love it Mohabeer Beeharry

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Mark Dillon 11 August 2013

Dark and so very perceptive, enjoyed it.

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