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The Will of God - Poem

  • 02-07-2009 11:02pm
    #1
    beya2009
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    Hi Everyone,

    This is one of my poems. Just wanted to know what people think of it. I have other poems and most of them are sad ones to be honest. Its called "Will of God".
    The Will of God

    Cracks scattered, life shattered on the broken terrain
    Dying whispers of joy washed away by the rain
    Trees once strong now lie snapped by the earth
    Like a limp mother's body moments after birth

    Voices were calmed with the coming of cloud
    Lives broken in half, lips move with no sound
    Young faces watch on, some living, some dead
    All craving sleep with skin soaked in deep red

    Blood dripping, eyes open, thick scars, hope lost
    Raptures blow like flames glow through pain while most
    Let clearest tears slip down from their guiltless eyes
    Watching on while lips shiver and empty hearts cry

    Lives fade out like fires that die into black
    Broken hearts crave to turn times stiff fingers back
    Souls spill across pavements and dry like molasses
    In which footprints are formed as the devil trespasses

    As I reach for the switch hot tears drip from my chin
    Knowing the young lying dead did not lead lives of sin,
    My eyes are wide open, fixed to the blank screen
    Wondering what God's newest message could mean


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