Smiles Strangle Me

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    • Tison
    • is listening to music hoping it can help the bordom

    Smiles Strangle Me

    Scorched by the heated sun,
    The wild flower dries up and is destroyed;
    Blown into the wind.
    Temptation has control once again.
    I have failed.
    But you smile.
    Because life brings you pleasure.
    What will happen when you stand and there's no ground under your feet?
    Would you need me then?
    I call upon darkness;
    Hoping to find a strip of light that is within me.
    But it has crumbled.
    Again I have failed.
    And you show no sadness.
    I am weak and abandoned
    Because I died inside.
    On the outside, I hide it all.
    And when the time comes
    I'll feel myself fall.
    And no one will save me.
    I'm crying for my grave
    Next to the willow tree where
    The leaves wither and become new.
    And you smile because I am free.

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    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

    Tison’s Poems (27)

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    For Old Times Sake 0
    Falling Behind 0
    Only To Be Lost Inside 2
    No Turning Back 1
    Malice's Obsession -3
    Inside 1
    Guilty 3
    Green Grass 2
    Good-Bye 0
    Eternal 1
    Completeness 0
    Calamity 0
    Calamity 0
    No Better Than I 0
    He's Not Telling Me 2
    For the Courage and for the Brave 0
    Crown of Thorns 0
    Temporary 2
    White Locus 0
    Warrior 0
    Smiles Strangle Me 0
    For You 3
    To You I am 1
    Where I Stand 0
    Miserable 2
    Lasting Moments 0
    Bad Habits 3