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Admitting Truth
by Regina S.
copyright 04-02-2004


Age Rating: 16 to 127

 
No one there to love
no one there to hold
no one there to care for
no one there at all

Life lost its meaning
death lost its fright
hope lost its warmth
and faith lost the fight

Nothing has depth
cold is our fate
a welcoming world
is now a black slate

Sad? Don't be,
we brought this on ourselves
we took all the goodness
stacked it high on the selves

Stole Pandora's box
left it open wide
let the evil pour out
and we took it's side

Two boxes now stand
one with dust a mile high
the other wide open
letting the dark demons fly

Innocence died
a long time ago
Will hope ever come back?
I think we all know


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05-19-2004 Andrea Jeanette DiGiantomasso    

a very powerful theme... the rhythm could use some work, just play with it a bit. still, the poem was really strong with imagery and diction. i give it four. play with the rhythm, it'll be a five piece easy. ^_^
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