Regrets
By hedgehog1
Mon, 12 Jun 2017
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Embers glowing in the dark of night
Flickering valiantly trying to stay alive
I sit here watching them fade and die
Weak from my toils of the day
The church bell tolls for all to hear
Next door I hear Cecil Bevan coughing
Bed ridden his life is hanging by a thread
They're pounding at the door; my creditors
Morose my face, eyes filled with tears
The trigger pulled; the shotgun glowing
What have I done.... too late for regrets
Unspeakable regrets... what is this place?
I don't breathe anymore, no need for lungs here
For my soul, the soul of the damned, my race is run
As no soul escapes the call of the grim reaper
Edward (hedgehog1) 12.06.2017
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Liked this Hedgehog1, a story
Liked this Hedgehog1, a story within a poem. Nice work.
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