4 | a lost soul's dream

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The pathways of Hades are dim
Be one navigator, so hard it seems
Darkness is what we call light
Yet nothing seemed to be right
I was lost and not yet found
And I was framed, eternity bound
No clue where I was
No idea what each soul has
And I was condemned to agony
But knowing the absence of eternity
I decided to hope and hope
To cling to faith, as one would grope
To be freed from this ruthless scheme
It would be a lost soul's dream

To be able to see the sun's beam
Should be a wish to those who are grim
And all who are seeing these
Be no different from one seeing things
This apparent absence of beauty
Shall be the one that entertains misery
I think that souls should be here forever
But seeing myself, I decided the other
I begin to yearn and wish
And soon, longing has been unleashed
I became hopeful of what was beyond
Our world, where darkness had been bound
And the chances are perfectly slim
For that to be a lost soul's dream

To me who has always behind him
When the contest is lost and over the rim
I hoped and hoped until the skies gave in
And gave me my beloved, but it became a sin
We threw ourselves over the rails, into the bay
We hoped we could be swiftly carried away
Away from the land of nightmares
But we ended up in a dragon's lair
Where we were ruthlessly killed
And whose throats our blood filled
Darkness covered our innocent eyes
And while we're trying to be nice
We vanished and faded like steam
And to be alive again is a lost soul's dream

Here below, in despair, one would swim
Soak oneself in liquid fire and cream
Lamenting and crying, all the while, feeling pain
For what? What could we possibly gain?
We were gone, dissipated like ash
And our souls were regarded as trash
What would I give to be able to live again?
Faith, memory, anger? What else could be given?
I pray, I hope, I sin, I cope
With today's pain, hanging on a rope
With your life in line, where will you go
And where will you run, O Ruthless One of old?
What could I do if hell is in a whim
When all is lost and happiness is grim
I'd see my beloved again, even against the brim
And that alone is my lost soul's dream

Here below, in despair, one would swimSoak oneself in liquid fire and creamLamenting and crying, all the while, feeling painFor what? What could we possibly gain?We were gone, dissipated like ashAnd our souls were regarded as trashWhat would I giv...

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I wrote this poem exploring the fourteen-lines-per-stanza structure. According to the notes in my poetry notebook (yes, I have one), I wrote this at midnight on a school day and that I was apparently pulling an all-nighter. This was around March of 2016 and I have no idea what I was pulling an all-nighter for. It's high school stuff, I'd say.

This poem is about longing and regret. I think I described Hell at some point. Other than that, I have no idea what it meant or what it wished to portray. I was just writing.

Latest update: The Grammarly extension on my browser has this feature that analyzes your text and tells you the mood. Well, this extension just told me that this poem was angry. Nice.

So, what do you think of this poem? Comment below. :)

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