Last Recollections Poem by Julianna Marie Claire

Last Recollections

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A bleeding heart beats,
Slowing ending its tune,
Whilst the tale completes
Of a life ended too soon.

A few moments still
Is left to suffice,
My body to kill
-Ultimate Sacrifice-.

She had smiled through
Stuck here in Pain.
If only I'd knew
Her life might be slain.

Unspoken feeling,
I held my voice,
Not to know I was sealing
My one final choice.

A Kiss I receive
And, such was the kiss,
Savory Confection, I believe,
From a life that I miss.

Our thief called you dear-
Sweet song that he wrote-
You screamed out in fear
To a gun at your throat.

He called for your Love-
That you were his life.
You denied with a shove,
Ne'er to be a theive's wife.

He knew you loved me,
That I still loved you,
Though we chose not to be,
He chose not to knew.

He called for a lie,
You called to just leave,
And I came on by
To find our love's thieve.

Tears on a face
I thought still Sublime
Seemed out of place,
Lost here in Time.

Did I know now
What he would do then,
Or wonder how
I would not see you again?

You were now free
And you left me there,
A kiss blown to me
Now all that we share.

If I could have kept
Our last Tender sign,
The leap that I leapt
Might have felt fine.

My face in the mud,
A blow to the head,
I could taste my own Blood
Before I was dead.

But those eyes that tears filled
Made me be brave
-Love there not Killed-
I'll take to my Grave.

He took my Dawn,
He took my day,
My Life is now gone
But my love's not away.

Do you still feel within
How I love you so much?
My love then a Sin,
None now can touch.

Farewell to thee,
Gone now am I.
Know now that we're free,
Though this be Goodbye.

Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Topic(s) of this poem: farewell
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