Dark Energy



Taste my blood before you pour salt in my wound.
Come and sit with me and lets howl at the moon.
Lets run through this concrete jungle like two wrecking balls with teeth.
Lets find all gods virgins and stain there perfectly white sheets.
Lets carve our names into each others arms.
Lets create anarchy at the end of this trail of crumbs.
Lets be together forever but alone in our own way.
Lets endeavour to be loyal, but know each of us will stray.
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Submitted on May 02, 2011

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Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 441
Words 85
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 8

Rosco daw

d-ory@hotmail.comIf I try to describe myself I can't cause I don't really know. I think I'm a bunch of different personalities in one body. I' am dark and a little depressed behind closed doors. But towards my friends I' am confident and happy. I struggle for acceptance from people but I do a great job of hiding it.Poetry is my release. Without it I could'nt function. But I think I was always meant to have it. I had never written a poem until I was 22 years old. I did'nt even know I could write a poem until someone special inspired me then shattered my heart. I believe this is why I write mostly dark, depressive poems. Because that's how it all started for me.My tag is weight of the world. Reason being I believe the weight of the world is on the shoulders of a few. And most of us are just standing around consuming and polluting waiting for others to clean up after us. I reflect some of this in my poetry.I live in Hobart, Australia and I' am 24 years old. Thanks for reading. Leave comments, your thoughts and I will return the favour.P.S There are certain words spelt differently in Australia so please keep this in mind when reviewing my poetry. And I 'am on facebook under rosco daw. E-mail at top of page.... more…

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