At the dark sea of oblivion



The redness of the setting sun
heralded a storm

I cut the rope that connects
your heart with mine

The anchor that once held you
in my port where you felt safe,

Is still in my heart...
My heart is not bleeding

Not any more...
the anchor has now become

an ankh, the symbol of life
The golden ankh

is shining in my heart
and foretells my bright future

I sing a melody, so you want
feel abandoned while You

and your personalities
Drift away in a boat

But I now see in your heart
a dark star with a drop of my blood

Hell is in your heart now...
But a drop of my blood

Reminds you what
real love means

You will wonder for days and days
In the dark sea of oblivion

Don't try to hunt my dreams
Don't send me nightmares

I wish you will find your port
one day, good luck sailor....

And remember don't even
think to fight me, you know

Who I am...So good luck
sailor, take care of yourself

And be careful don't let
your boat sink into oblivion



Poetry by night soul woman The PoetBay support member heart!
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Written on 2006-07-17 at 18:03

Tags Oblivion  Love  Life 

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Arti
Beautifully expressed. I really like the way you throw him out and wish him luck.. lol.
2006-07-18


nightman
It delights me to comment on this poem...

The real drift is that you really dont want it all to end in this way..You want to explode in anger, to feel justified in running, rather than drifting...You are a romantic poetess...You dare not live without impressions of love, so you give this piece your emotions colours, the Pisces sense of emotions' waters...There is a feeling that you need the sense of love, the sad joy it brings, so you can write with such soulful beauty...Not many will understand you, Pisces Lady...N.
2006-07-18


Malin Johansson
A very strong poem here...very good !!!
Regards and kram to you:))
2006-07-17


Indra
I liked this text, it touched my heart
2006-07-17


DarcyDancer
I enjoyed this dark, strong poem.
2006-07-17