
| Frostbite
Author: Miss Aspiring Writer Afraid of Life. Afraid of Nature. Afraid of Love.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Fantasy/Poetry - Words: 273 - Published: 10-12-09 - Status: Complete - id: 2730119
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A/N: I hope this theme hasn't become trite…Now who doesn't like fluff? Hope you people enjoy amateur amphigory! Not exactly what I call poetry.
Frostbite
She lived beyond the veil and over the vast spray of the ocean's tide
All her dreams were buried deep beneath
The cumbersome weight of love
Love?
Rather the cruel substrate from a truth no more
The wind blew over that candle too long ago
Under her warm bosom
Her mind palpitated inside her chest
Her skin tingled with an icy touch
But the heart of life could not penetrate or breathe in her
For where there had once been a beating heart
A faint callous scar remained
Resilient, she remained in an insipid state of melancholia
Her soft azure eyes vacantly appealing to foolish men
Who dared to fall into those two endless oceans?
Where the clouds no longer poured down the fair flesh of her face
Her single step launched a thousand ships
Her breathing shallow, uncontrolled
A single step inside the snow
Once again imprinted that love was alive
Her kisses were sweeter than honey
But her heart was no more, and in her hand
A knife of eradication remained
Trembling
Trembling away to the rhythm of her pallid hands
A deafening silence assuaged the screeching sound of
The sorrowful aria emanating from her melancholy voice
Only fools first noticed the enticing entrance of her ruby red lips
Escaping from it a desolate call for hope
Masked as rejection, yet emphasized a blatant truth
What was the truth?
Pure nothingness
Simply nothing
Than the gravity of
A lie called love
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