deathscreamingsheep
02-12-2006, 05:24 PM
A quick poem I wrote today. It's based on a sermon that I remember a chaplain giving (back at the time when I still went to Church).
Not sure it's really at the same par as the rest of my writing but I personally liked some of the lines within it.
I grip my pen in the right hand
Scrawling a tear-stained note.
Smudging ink, the dark smears say more
than my own poor linguistic skills could.
They say goodbye.
Proof-reading one might point out
Syntax that leaves much to be desired.
What can I say? Scholarly pursuits are meaningless
In the scheme of things, things that I measure.
So I say goodbye.
Offering a prayer to some benevolant being with whom I have shared
Not a single moment of acquaintance
for now in tear streaked state
I am a hypcrite
And on that note I say goodbye.
Not sure it's really at the same par as the rest of my writing but I personally liked some of the lines within it.
I grip my pen in the right hand
Scrawling a tear-stained note.
Smudging ink, the dark smears say more
than my own poor linguistic skills could.
They say goodbye.
Proof-reading one might point out
Syntax that leaves much to be desired.
What can I say? Scholarly pursuits are meaningless
In the scheme of things, things that I measure.
So I say goodbye.
Offering a prayer to some benevolant being with whom I have shared
Not a single moment of acquaintance
for now in tear streaked state
I am a hypcrite
And on that note I say goodbye.