Rain Dweller Poem by Anders Lim

Rain Dweller



I walk along the streets of fate
As a dark blanket engulfs the sky
Rain pouring down with anger and hate
Of which, I cannot deny

My voice buried beneath the storms
And my shadow, invisible to all
Twisted emotions in different forms
Only a few of which I can recall

Lampposts shine a glimmer of hope
And light paths for those passing by
Along the black pavements and slopes
Beneath the heavens up high

The trees and plants shudder away
From the roaring thunder and rain
Longing to seek a new found day
If their existence will still remain

Pricks and needles shatter my skin
Only nature knows how I feel
Brewing senses from a tugging within
For these emotions are actually real

Rain, rain, stay with me
Hide the sun away from my sight
Clouds hanging low, let them be
So I'll forever stay in night

I hate the sun for its utmost joy
I hate the lies it tells
Let the sun be destroyed
Bidding its final farewell

Leave me be, leave me alone
Not a fraction of truth remains
Let my life be written on the stone
That forever dwells in the rain

Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: depression
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