This plane is crashing down Into the ocean The turbulence tore the wing And disrupted steady motion So what can i do now? Pretend this is a lie? Sit here and regret? Taking to the sky? I know that time is short And no one speaks a word Silence brings me closer My thoughts to be unheard Will I leave on impact? As this ship reaches the sea? Or will the water reach my neck? Drowning me slowly? Breaking the awkward silence Spilling my heart and mind I never thought this would end With a 13 hour flight Mistakes - I've made my share And I haven't payed my dues This is the end Of a life totally unused The women, the men I faintly study faces The children, as one The way the captain paces No one can save us now No one can turn this around Only time will tell Spiraling toward the ground Feeling so alone The numbness that enfolds Holding onto hope My body growing cold The darkness that breaks The way the cabin shakes Silently the tears Falling to pearl gates Now I stare at these broken lights Without reason to keep my pride I know I let you down more than once Swear to god I regret living those lies Shaking cold, alone, and empty Knuckles white this hope I grip The things you never told me Words stuck to my cracking lips This story may be sung before But it means the world to know You cared and held me close But I’ll never let you go And before I let this tide Wash me to the shore I swear to you on my life I wasn’t lying when I said The sky is slowly fading But my courage strongly grows The sea it slowly opens But my blood won’t cease to flow The calm enters before us And my heart entwines with soul The ocean may steal my future But my memories keep afloat I swear to god I wasn’t lying Sinking to the ocean floor I swear to god I wasn’t lying When I said I love you more -All my Love, MGXS
this was an amazing poem, i really love your style of writing and use of rhyme and pace. You can really feel a gradual intensifying of emotions throughout the last few lines with the repetition "I swear to god I wasn’t lying" and love the rhetorical questions too. I personally found this very moving. Thanks and well done!