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The Wave Of Death

September 4, 2010
By Kaazi_Schach BRONZE, Leslie, Michigan
Kaazi_Schach BRONZE, Leslie, Michigan
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Into the valley of death shall one warrior rise
With the power and strength to slay all suffering cries
The warrior stands at the top of the hill
Only to weep at the sight of those he needs to kill
To end their suffering once and for all
He draws his sword at their beckoning call
With tears of pain flowing down his cheeks
He comes to realize the stench of his doing reaks
A contradiction pops into his head
That once and for all his pain is lead
Sticking in his gut like a metal ball
He cries in pain and begins to fall
The almighty warrior is slain to the ground
Only to rise and kill once more
The reaper shall once more have the floor
Only to feel the pain of those lives he has ended for good.


The author's comments:
Depresion was the main cause of this poem. It caused me to think deep and this turned up.

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on Sep. 22 2010 at 6:53 pm
...Katelynn... PLATINUM, Sandy, Oregon
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Favorite Quote:
"True love doesn't have a happy ending, because true love never ends."

"Writing isn't that hard, you just sit at a typewriter and bleed." -Ernest Hemmingway

I guess we all know who Crittikus's Admirer is now, huh? I made an actual account...figure I'd post it from here. :)

Crittikus, darling, this poem really spoke to me...it is one that struck true emotion. I can honestly tell you that it literally made me tear up. I love it. It saddens me that depression was the cause of this poem, but some of the most beautiful writing one this Earth comes at a heavy price. Sometimes more then it's worth. But I am glad to see you made something amazing come of it. Kudos. Keep writing, sweetheart. You've got talent. Maybe try writing when depression isn't rearing it's ugly head...who knows, you may have some serious talent in other aspects that you didn't even know existed. I love it. You're very talented. <3


on Sep. 22 2010 at 6:39 pm
Crittikus, darling, this poem really spoke to me...it is one that struck true emotion. I can honestly tell you that it literally made me tear up. I love it. It saddens me that depression was the cause of this poem, but some of the most beautiful writing one this Earth comes at a heavy price. Sometimes more then it's worth. But I am glad to see you made something amazing come of it. Kudos. Keep writing, sweetheart. You've got talent. Maybe try writing when depression isn't rearing it's ugly head...who knows, you may have some serious talent in other aspects that you didn't even know existed. Oh and, Crittikus, honey, you know who I am. I love it. You're very talented. <3