Gabriela Masson
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Poem "Dark Side of the Moon":
- written April 2008
- published April 3, 2008
- viewed 179 times
Other poems by Gabriela Masson:
»A child of the veld«
»A war poem«
»Bare Skinned Angel«
»Children«
»My Keeper«
»Shape shift killer«
»The Day«
»The Honey Voiced Girl«
»The Kiln or attic«
Visit Gabriela Masson's profile page
Poem "Dark Side of the Moon":
- written April 2008
- published April 3, 2008
- viewed 179 times
Other poems by Gabriela Masson:
»A child of the veld«»A war poem«»Bare Skinned Angel«»Children«»My Keeper«»Shape shift killer«»The Day«»The Honey Voiced Girl«»The Kiln or attic«»Dark Side of the Moon«
You sit with black eyes
In the shadow of your secrets
The world is your pain
Saving all so they can remain sane
The stars are you torches
So you can fly
When the world is ending
And it seems all is dieing
You reach out your hand
And take us before the light is dead
But when all is done
The hero thanked
We all forget
We all dismiss
But when you?re alone
To remove the suit
You disappear
And let them not remember
Because when the sun has burned forever
And the world is no more your pain
You?ll go and think about your past
On the Dark Side of the Moon.
In the shadow of your secrets
The world is your pain
Saving all so they can remain sane
The stars are you torches
So you can fly
When the world is ending
And it seems all is dieing
You reach out your hand
And take us before the light is dead
But when all is done
The hero thanked
We all forget
We all dismiss
But when you?re alone
To remove the suit
You disappear
And let them not remember
Because when the sun has burned forever
And the world is no more your pain
You?ll go and think about your past
On the Dark Side of the Moon.
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