Was listening to Finnish heavy rock band, Nightwish,
and I've got no idea where this came from,
but LOVE the darkness of the last lines in the first and second stanzas.
From the worries of today.
Into a fantasy place, let me stray
For your crimes, MY blood shouldn't pay.
Mistakes like you, my share I make,
But I need more give, you just take.
In the dark, I stand at my own wake,
Your gamble lost, was MY life at stake.
Your gamble lost, was MY life at stake,
In the dark, I stand at my own wake.
Because I need more give, you just take,
Mistakes like you, my share I make.
For your crimes, MY blood shouldn't pay,
Away to fantasy let me stray.
From the worries of today,
Serenity, TAKE me away!
.....Serenity haunts me with its elusiveness.
Poetry by liz munro
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Written on 2008-09-12 at 05:55
Tags Serenity  Fantasy 
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and I've got no idea where this came from,
but LOVE the darkness of the last lines in the first and second stanzas.
Haunted Serenity
Serenity, let me fly awayFrom the worries of today.
Into a fantasy place, let me stray
For your crimes, MY blood shouldn't pay.
Mistakes like you, my share I make,
But I need more give, you just take.
In the dark, I stand at my own wake,
Your gamble lost, was MY life at stake.
Your gamble lost, was MY life at stake,
In the dark, I stand at my own wake.
Because I need more give, you just take,
Mistakes like you, my share I make.
For your crimes, MY blood shouldn't pay,
Away to fantasy let me stray.
From the worries of today,
Serenity, TAKE me away!
.....Serenity haunts me with its elusiveness.
Poetry by liz munro
Read 747 times
Written on 2008-09-12 at 05:55
Tags Serenity  Fantasy 
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