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Death to my lover

by lilyqueen777 3 reviews

The silence brings around nothing. not even a simple answer. please r/r! oh...and another language here as well...love alway brings in questions...questions that are left unanswered but learning th...

Category: Poetry - Rating: PG-13 - Genres: Angst, Romance - Published: 2006-04-11 - Updated: 2006-04-11 - 242 words - Complete

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Author note: I actually gave this poem to my Creative Writing teacher, and gave me a 95 (Without an explanation)! However, something important my teacher told me...never stop publishing, this is actually a revised version of Death to My Lover (especially for the grammar for another language)! I wrote this poem after reading "The Wasteland" by T.S. Eliot in my Creative Writing class in the summer. Please leave comments!

Death to my lover

May is the coldest month,
when flowers grow,
yet memories die.
Here are the roots,
the story of love
that dies with the heart.
Winter comes, the growth of the beginning
Summer comes with nothing but pracheam.
And the rain comes to drench the ahava.
The Sunlight comes and burns the gan.
The last hour left with silence.
Yesh li hammon ohev bisivel lakh.
He came to the mountain of hope and despair.
I was scared of the mysterious air,
but he let me go...
for the first time I knew how to feel free
in the mysterious air.


What comes in this story is nothing but-
If You don't know this,then you should go away from here,to find the answer of the truth.Yesh li shaila bishieval ha ohev, aht ya dat mackarach bi shevel li?"You know the answer
lies within this garden."
I looked within the flowers,
knowing the truth and the lie.
The silence brings around
nothing.
not even a simple answer.
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