Disappointment Poem by R K Summers

Disappointment



Disappointment is like a fire
A screaming blazing fierce desire
To rip and kill and hurt and cry
Disappointment feeds the will to die

Everything burns
And the soul turns
To stubborn ashes
And shrieking flashes
Of burning hate
Because I was too late

There’s only so much the soul can take
Before it cannibalises for the minds sake

Better to lose compassion
Than to fly past the brink of sanity
And turn everything to dust
In the wake of a dragons wrath

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Terence George Craddock 10 March 2010

Is it really 'Better to lose compassion' or is it a saving Grace. Compassionate people seem to be great survivors, and those with issues of insanity are often introverted... Good luck with the novel.

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