The Path

Discreation

shortened halls

dimming lights

not a beating heart in sight

 

meaningless words

forgetful memories

useless breaths

 

empty eyes

hollowed holes from which our spirits once remained

 

love for hate

quite crowds

tasteless treats

 

what happened

who is this

have my eyes been cursed

is this the new world

 

 

[Is it what it seems]

  • Author: Descreat (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 9th, 2017 21:30
  • Comment from author about the poem: I don't know what I am/was thinking with this poem, I just know that as I thought, I typed, with no edits. I am trying something new with the title of my poems. I know it has been a while since I published. I am just getting back to it. But, I have wrote a lot.
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Comments5

  • Mizzy

    nice poem, makes me think of a morgue with just the memories of life in lifeless bodies

  • Discreation

    How poetic, Who knows where those memories go in scientific terms I guess.

  • Garry

    Like this some vivid images.

  • Mello

    That right there it's deep like really deep yo. Good writing.👍

  • Discreation

    Thankssssssssssssssss



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