The Terror Poem by Eric Cochran

The Terror



My soul, my heart is white by fear,
From losing the one true love I hold dear.

I'm terrified by the darkness of the nightly skies,
I wonder if I'm ever safe in the world that cries.

Am I eternally lost in the sorrow and tears,
From the souls of the fixated of 500 years?

Or am I frightened by the horrs of my painful past,
As if I were fighting for my life as my last?

I must now try to stand up and stay strong,
So that my fears of my past memories won't entice me for long.

Thursday, April 30, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: sorrow
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Stephen Stirk 30 April 2009

A powerful and original pice. It's diversity that makes a poem. Steve A Mad Merseyside Poet

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