a poem

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by Royalstar667, Jun 27, 2007.

  1. Royalstar667

    Royalstar667 Member

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    I don't know if it'll make sense to anyone, its alot of metaphors. Tell me what you get from it, I'm am amateur poet.


    Listen to me closely and you'll
    lose yourself

    In a filing cabinet you'll
    find our names filed close

    Dark seeds grown in the same garden
    spawn the same colored leaves
    Our surface, so alike, so clean,
    covers separate minds
    taught by different kin

    Dark secrets sewn in ourselves
    are so intricate
    that the best weaver couldn't come near
    to fabricating it

    In a filing cabinet they may
    find our names filed close

    I keep myself hidden
    in a book
    You keep yourself hidden
    in a cage
    I fear you'll break out one day
    Screaming out my pages

    Listening to you made me
    lose my separate identity
     
  2. blackheartbitch

    blackheartbitch Member

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    its really good...from the looks of this ur a natural...u asked to say wat i got from it.

    well i interpreted it as two people so alike but yet so different...they have different minds and different habits that all came from the same issue the same pain and their appearances reflect the pain they've felt in their lifetimes so they appear to be so similar to everyone but only their hearts can tell the true difference between them and the way they process the extreme pain and life that has been given to them.
     
  3. Freakymetalchik

    Freakymetalchik BITCH.

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    that was beautiful...it seems to be about love from my point of view...but anyway if thats amateur work youre going to be brilliant when youre no longer an amateur.
     
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