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Current mood:
cheerful
| I wrote this a few days ago and quite liked it, but I forgot to post it, so here it is.
08/20/05 (05:59)
(yes, that would be in the morning, I haven't been sleeping well)
I'll be here where you left me
On your bookstand
A tale of epic proportion
Telling of the rise and fall
Of all the world you know
Not just another fable: boring
Oh not at all
It was such a wonderful story
And you've left me here behind
Drowning in a poison
To allow the maggots birthed inside
Infection takes to rising
As the Son here takes to setting
And I'll just be waiting here
Where you left me
In your younger days
You would join in hands with me
You would fill these pages
Brimming with your inspirations
But now you've grown and turned away
Bedding fools to cure the pain
I'll be here where you left me
On your bookstand
A tale of epic proportion
Telling of the rise and fall
Of all the world you know
Not just another fable: boring
Oh not at all (not at all)
It was such a wonderful story
Let me know what you get out of it.
I was writing it with two ideas in mind...
First, how we often leave our Bibles and/or God on a bookstand... and
Second, how I feel that my own story has been placed on my father's bookstand... Basically he doesn't seem too interested in what happens in my life... but that's nothing new really, and it's probably my fault. I've never opened up to my parents about anything in my life really.
I received some homework today... so I guess it's timely to imitate Timon and say "It starts." and "This stinks!"... (without the love song following.)
Pumba: "Sorry."
T: "Not you! Them! I can see what's happening."
P: "What?"
T: "And they don't have a clue."
P: "Who?!"
T: "They'll fall in love and here's the bottom line; Our trio's down to two!"
P: "Oh!"
(You're singing it aren't you???)
Well, for those of you that have been deprived... I'm sorry.
"Your Face Here" upon my heart with love
Matthew (Mahi) E.  | Currently listening :
The Question
By Emery
Release date: By 02 August, 2005 | 3:42 PM |
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