In The Edge Poem by Avery Eglantine

In The Edge



Enthusiasm to...resurrected he
Devious who? thy Commiserated me?
Grated naught fear nor shame nor my hate
Engulfed by grudge, I thus hibernate

To rouse from mine sleep
On mine state; petrified deep
Ain't I incapable to fight
Hathn't hath a peck of human fright

Yet fear; mine wrath shall be anew
and Yes! to fear of mine unending competition
Towards mine label they merely be'stew
I pledge no pardon nor contrast negotiation

Aloft the scripts non-alien to me
Within the index of figurative experience
Notorious toward thoughts of thee
My thoughts not half you knew in accordance

PAGE of life; Waited I for abound
2 people sought things variedly beyond en masse'
6 Hidden things I find-I found
1 disabling reason; Their Avarice bludgeoned fast.
...
Helios' fighting an uphill battle'.
Astonishing, gloomy voice may fade
Light or Shadows, one shall dazzle
O Stars aren't born they're made.
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POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Edge,
The BOOK, She is not that good though.
She stated her personal experience and a lesson
we should all know.It was about love life,
Love & Life and Love or Life.
Not knowing if it's unrequited or fulfilled.
It states about alien life and uneven love.
Forbidden at first yet succeeded to attain freedom.
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