A Beautiful Deathmature
She's someone with whom comparisons aren't easily done
She's more beautiful than heaven, burning brighter
than a million suns
The fruits I taste, sweeter than ever
How she shelters me, under the darkest weather
How can I revert to my life
When we held each other
When I was in the shiver of your embrace all night
Lessons learned, but I can never turn
Away from her, away from her eyes
I can't even recognise
Myself for my addiction
This is for her
The taste that is a beautiful death
But I find myself wishing for it anyway
I'd spend all of my days
Between her, struggling for another breath
If only I could stay a little while longer
Like an indian summer getting stronger
How can I move on, when your touch
Is the only thing I know
How can I turn back to reality
When your body refuses to reliquenish me
This is for her
The taste that is a beautiful death
But I find myself wishing for it anyway
I'd spend all of my days
Between her, struggling for another breath
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A Beautiful Death, which
was posted on Jan 17, 2011 by
Jee_Blue1875.
This is a solo poem.
About this poem
"It's about love, lust and, some could argue, addiction"
This poem is filed under:
Love / Romance, Lyric
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