poemranker ::Redemption by leigh137

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Redemption

Member since 2002 · Posted 27 Jul 2002 · 3 comments

I pawned my halo a few years back Got a few bucks and a few nice words On a warmer summer day that this one, Now my hands are smeared with black Something I can not remember picking up It looks disturbingly like sin But it may just be perception I know I shine But sometimes that is just the makeup And real good lighting When inside my heart feels as broken As these old shards of glass I rest on at night Help maybe out there somewhere I can hear it calling if I listen hard enough But it is hard to hear And easier to find ugly little vibrations Coming from everyone, it seems Or maybe just reflections, I do not listen well And whatever you may be saying Is lost in transmissions of black and white When there is no wrong or right Sometimes I want to wash off all this darkness And flee to warmer climes Maybe earn back the currency To pick up a halo and a nice set of wings.

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3 comments

[3] johnnyfontaine23 27-Jul-02/4:49 PM Reply
What is this? I cannot be at one with the writer here....hes an absolute loon bag....a riddle wrapped in an enigma....god have mercy on his soul...
[n/a] poetandknowit 15-Aug-02/8:51 AM Reply
A few nice lines in a pile of general junk and a trite subject.
[7] fevriere 14-Sep-04/10:53 AM Reply
I think wrong/right should be right/wrong so that it doesn't rhyme. I like how chatty it is. :)