
| Passage of Eternity
Author: karmakaze About dying, and watching others live their lives, but not in a morbid sense. I thought of it while I was serving coffee at work.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Angst/Spiritual - Words: 204 - Reviews: 4 - Published: 08-27-05 - id: 1994990
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The passage of eternity
Swallows me in charming terror
It's not, of yet, justifiable
This liquid fear seething down my skin
Suppressing every natural feeling in my body
I'm on fire, the deepest form of agony
Emitting primal screams that no one hears
Tearing an dejected hole in my existence
As natural forces unravel my fabrics
Searing to my spirit
Which, without panic, I discover
Is all that I am
And all I ever really was
Eyes born of nonexistence
Scan the world around me
To see that nothing has changed
My still-functioning mind searches for a sense of purpose
A plan
How to leave a broken body
And move on
And I lose it in a glowing sensation
Clarity beyond my earthly senses
My numbness is gone
Still, I can't blame them for crying
Some shout and blame
Others whisper, in half-shamed voices
"Thank God it wasn't me."
I want to show them how little these things matter
Timeliness
For self-appointed duties
And the constant fear of being watched
By the wrong eyes
I want to show them how to live
But even while they cry over my body
No one will listen to my spirit
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