TheB87
02-24-2009, 12:04 AM
This is my 1st attempt at poetry of any kind, but please don't sugar coat your criticisms or opinions.
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Tyrannical Depression
The master of his domain. Conquest his oldest friend,with an iron fist he rules. Admired, respected, and feared by all. His every whim satisfied by forces seemingly grater than that of mortal man.
But his nights are sleepless; his demons stem not from fear, uncertainty, or doubt; but from insecurities, needs, and memories. The ghost of his father ever present and judging and the lingering spirit of his downtrodden mother; the only fuel for the fires in his soul. The empty days turn into direction less years and in their place left the hollow shell he calls his life.
And now alone, at the end, many might say that he has done great and mighty things, secured his place in history, left his make on society, but at what cost; true happiness, joy, even love. Who will save him now, Nay, who can save him. A man who is a slave to his own freedom, a victim of his victories, depressed of his own tyranny.
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Tyrannical Depression
The master of his domain. Conquest his oldest friend,with an iron fist he rules. Admired, respected, and feared by all. His every whim satisfied by forces seemingly grater than that of mortal man.
But his nights are sleepless; his demons stem not from fear, uncertainty, or doubt; but from insecurities, needs, and memories. The ghost of his father ever present and judging and the lingering spirit of his downtrodden mother; the only fuel for the fires in his soul. The empty days turn into direction less years and in their place left the hollow shell he calls his life.
And now alone, at the end, many might say that he has done great and mighty things, secured his place in history, left his make on society, but at what cost; true happiness, joy, even love. Who will save him now, Nay, who can save him. A man who is a slave to his own freedom, a victim of his victories, depressed of his own tyranny.