Merl
05-13-2003, 09:00 PM
I figured I'd start with some old works, and maybe a monolouge or two. .
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I wrote the following over a year ago. I was sitting at work, and I was overcome by a rage actually, and I had my notebook infront of me and each of the following lines was scribbled all over a single page a piece. I have no official title for it, although in the doc I saved it to, it was called Hate - Love. . .
Tears fall on the end of lonely roads
Trust only those who love you
Never turn your back on someone you love
Lie like the sun will never rise again
Believe in the power of Hate
Love is just another weakness
If pain is weakness leaving the body, than nothing makes you stronger than love
A man's education doesn't begin until his heart breaks
Turn away and save yourself the pain</center>
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One Last Time
The Halo shone tonight
Surrounding the sun
Enveloping the mind
Taking us to another place
So far away
Where we could just be
Now the sun stands in a haze
The sky nearly blue and white
Still the grey rolls through
All these things bring natural highs
Like the explicit use
of far to much cocaine
So when it refreshens
One last step
Inject the dust of celestial heights
Feel the thrill of another high
Dream of flight in the sky
And die one last time</center>
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. . .Crushed Me. . .
You like Pain
You like to Hurt
Leave me battered and bruised
Without leaving a mark
You know I'm weak
A fool who cares
Selfless, Sacraficing
All, all you wanted you took
Tease me with a touch
Drive me mad with a look
I was in the palm of your hand
You smashed me, crushed me
I was left for dead
I was dead inside
My eyes were hollow
My soul frozen
I'd take my life
But I'm afraid
I'd take yours
But you crushed me. . .</center>
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This last one here for now, I saw the title of the doc and thought it something else, and then I read it and smiled, for I know not when I wrote such a piece, but I am honestly very proud of it. Still, it would not suprise me if I were to have wrote it when I were depressed. I seem to write the happy stuff when my own life is bleak, and the dark runs from my pen when smiles and rainbows should be all I see.
Tempest and Tears
Bid thee welcome into the abyss
Open your arms like a mother
A child I am in the world
Cry out the harkened honeysuckle
I will fight this fight
The torrent tempest rages on
Spewing forth tribulations in an already dark hour
I think of your voice and smile
You are my source of strength against the storm
I welcome the challanges with you by my side
The earth trembles a mass
Stand ready against it
For there is a silence more deafening than that
And it only falls between us
For some things play out in such a way
I could, have denied myself
But could never deny you
A part of me, my very soul
To which only truth can flow
I love you
I'm happy for the storm above
People can't tell from tears and rain drops
But you can; you own me
Wonderous how fragile a thing I truly am
I know now even mountains are brittle
I suppose the mountain needed to be shown
He too can crumble
But in the palm of your hand
You somehow hold what I thought I lost
My heart, my love
No trial stands to hard
No feat unaccomplishable
For I have met the fires before
I will brave the tempering again
There is nothing I wouldn't do for you</center>
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Oh, I forgot a monolouge. . . Here, short and sweet, and about a habit I so enjoy. This was the opening to a movie I was writing about a man being chased by the law for a crime he had commited, and they killed his family, blah blah blah, rather cliche, but I had some good plot twists.
Tastes so Damn Good
It all begins with that first puff, than you inhale. Most cough. You do it again. The nicotine wraps around your brain, and than you get dizzy. Why even come back for more? And menthols, don't even get me started. They say that shit crystalizes and cuts your lungs. Why torture yourself like that? But it tastes so damn good. . .
<hr>
I wrote the following over a year ago. I was sitting at work, and I was overcome by a rage actually, and I had my notebook infront of me and each of the following lines was scribbled all over a single page a piece. I have no official title for it, although in the doc I saved it to, it was called Hate - Love. . .
Trust only those who love you
Never turn your back on someone you love
Lie like the sun will never rise again
Believe in the power of Hate
Love is just another weakness
If pain is weakness leaving the body, than nothing makes you stronger than love
A man's education doesn't begin until his heart breaks
Turn away and save yourself the pain</center>
<hr>
The Halo shone tonight
Surrounding the sun
Enveloping the mind
Taking us to another place
So far away
Where we could just be
Now the sun stands in a haze
The sky nearly blue and white
Still the grey rolls through
All these things bring natural highs
Like the explicit use
of far to much cocaine
So when it refreshens
One last step
Inject the dust of celestial heights
Feel the thrill of another high
Dream of flight in the sky
And die one last time</center>
<hr>
You like Pain
You like to Hurt
Leave me battered and bruised
Without leaving a mark
You know I'm weak
A fool who cares
Selfless, Sacraficing
All, all you wanted you took
Tease me with a touch
Drive me mad with a look
I was in the palm of your hand
You smashed me, crushed me
I was left for dead
I was dead inside
My eyes were hollow
My soul frozen
I'd take my life
But I'm afraid
I'd take yours
But you crushed me. . .</center>
<hr>
This last one here for now, I saw the title of the doc and thought it something else, and then I read it and smiled, for I know not when I wrote such a piece, but I am honestly very proud of it. Still, it would not suprise me if I were to have wrote it when I were depressed. I seem to write the happy stuff when my own life is bleak, and the dark runs from my pen when smiles and rainbows should be all I see.
Bid thee welcome into the abyss
Open your arms like a mother
A child I am in the world
Cry out the harkened honeysuckle
I will fight this fight
The torrent tempest rages on
Spewing forth tribulations in an already dark hour
I think of your voice and smile
You are my source of strength against the storm
I welcome the challanges with you by my side
The earth trembles a mass
Stand ready against it
For there is a silence more deafening than that
And it only falls between us
For some things play out in such a way
I could, have denied myself
But could never deny you
A part of me, my very soul
To which only truth can flow
I love you
I'm happy for the storm above
People can't tell from tears and rain drops
But you can; you own me
Wonderous how fragile a thing I truly am
I know now even mountains are brittle
I suppose the mountain needed to be shown
He too can crumble
But in the palm of your hand
You somehow hold what I thought I lost
My heart, my love
No trial stands to hard
No feat unaccomplishable
For I have met the fires before
I will brave the tempering again
There is nothing I wouldn't do for you</center>
<hr>
Oh, I forgot a monolouge. . . Here, short and sweet, and about a habit I so enjoy. This was the opening to a movie I was writing about a man being chased by the law for a crime he had commited, and they killed his family, blah blah blah, rather cliche, but I had some good plot twists.
Tastes so Damn Good
It all begins with that first puff, than you inhale. Most cough. You do it again. The nicotine wraps around your brain, and than you get dizzy. Why even come back for more? And menthols, don't even get me started. They say that shit crystalizes and cuts your lungs. Why torture yourself like that? But it tastes so damn good. . .