Winter Mist Part 2 Poem by Murasaki Hikari

Winter Mist Part 2



I miss the sound of siren
So sweet and alluring.

I miss the drumming Hurricane.
So fierce and destructive.

I long for the iron claws of griffin.
Hard as diamond and deadly as Gore.

And i thirst for the juicy milk from the river of death.
So soul quenching and agonizing pain.

I'd take on all these things
Rather than miss you.

Cuz you ate my heart, dipped in my blood and chewed my bone
And wiped your bloody lips with my soul.

Forgiveness is far for you, my love.
It is gone along with winter mist.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I have never been someone who lower my guard even for a second. I am a stone, an ice. But when I lowered my walls down for someone, I got hurt. So deep so painful that I thought I will not even survive. But time healed me and now I am tougher than I was before.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Samuel Ogyefuor 24 October 2013

this is soooo sad...but there must to be a forgiveness...........love it keep it up

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Prarthana Borgohain 20 October 2013

I guess you've penned your poem with a profound sense of agony! ! ! ! But I like your poem v.much!

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Murasaki Hikari

Murasaki Hikari

Yangon, Myanmar
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