I Die a Little Death

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    From my private collection:
    Poetry from the Dark Side of the Night

    I Die a Little Death
    By Gig

    I die a little death each day that I'm alone
    Finding love is like getting water from a stone
    The darkness at the end of day is not the night
    But rather in the search of hope a lack of light
    And foolish desire erupts with every smile
    Tho' the truth behind it might just be filled with bile

    I die a little death
    Each time I take a breath
    I crave but human touch
    But will never see such
    As I pass from this land
    Ne'er to walk hand in hand.

    I die a little death, each morn when I awake
    In a great big empty bed, Oh for heaven's sake
    Eating breakfast by myself kills the taste of food
    And tho' the sun shines bright it can't improve my mood
    My prison is walking alone upon this earth
    With no hope of increasing solitary worth

    I die a little death
    Each time I take a breath
    I crave but human touch
    But will never see such
    As I pass from this land
    Ne'er to walk hand in hand.

    I die a little death each night when I lay down
    With no hope that the 'morrow will bring love around
    With nothing to offer any woman's true heart
    So whyfore ever would I consider a start
    My dreams were shattered by my age and by my health
    Cupid's arrows missed, my friend, now death comes by stealth

    I die a little death
    Each time I take a breath
    I crave but human touch
    But will never see such
    As I pass from this land
    Ne'er to walk hand in hand.

    From lonliness my life's blood has gone down the drain
    And solitude's cursed my life with a mind insane.
     

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