Virgina Woolf: Her Last Words Poem by Xelam Kan™
Virgina Woolf: Her Last Words
I begin to hear the voices again,
and I feel certain
this darkness of times
and minds turns me insane.
I can't fight any longer and
I am doing (what seemsthe best) -
the last Act of this life in vain,
I am falling into a lasting sleep.
I owned all the happiness and joys
and can't go on spoiling yours
anymore. Adieu my love,
you could do better without me.
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4/18/2024 3:03:53 PM # 1.0.0.1119
I really like this idea of making virginia woolf's last words a poem. Being her admirer im certainly impressed by your attempt. These words say a lot to the reader about this world and a writer's continuous struggle for survival. Though she gave up in the end but her last words are immortal. Thanks for writing n sharing.