Words of Mind
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Climbing the endless wall of agony, we try
Burning our bridges as we go
Forlorn, forgotten, left to die
Feel so empty deep inside
What is left when all goes dark
The terror that we feel
The rage that cries out from our hearts
Screams out to us in vain
Never wonder at the stars
They leave you free to die
Anymore
2006
Take me of my consciousness
I fall away from me
My open life out on the ground
Nothing could I save
Seem so bare, so cold, alone
Free now I should be
So I lay awake with you
In dreams it’s just we two
Won’t go turning your back on me
Anymore
Anymore, anymore
Anymore, anymore….
Feel so free so all alone
Never burned away
And I want to take
You away
And we march away
Into the sun
You away, into the sun
Shake, and turn, so far away
Running from the fear
Twice the man you hoped to be
Half your life you’ve lived
So far away
Anymore
I’ve got the dust in my eyes
And the tears in my heart
And the sadness that takes
And breaks me apart
Ain’t no turning your back on me
Anymore, anymore, anymore….
Save me from this state of mind
I’m broken to the core
Left my love beside myself
I’m lonely nevermore
From the mountains to the stars
This is where I’m free
You are my life
And the clouds set on me
You don’t know what I don’t see
Don’t know you anymore
So far away
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About the Book
Modern poetry, the lyrics of your mind, a gateway to your soul. Whatever it is to you, there is something for everyone within these pages. So open it to a page, any page, don’t start at the beginning; soon you’ll lose yourself in its depths. Read on, read them in any order you please, read until you find yourself. Get lost in their world, a world not yours, but a world all your own.
A GREAT GIFT FOR ANY OCCASION!!
About the Author
Charles Evans was born, and grew up in Wisconsin. He graduated high school a semester early, so he could enlist in the Army on his seventeenth birthday. He is currently married and living in Alabama. He started writing poetry in early high school, and has since written over two hundred poems.
For more poetry, or to talk with Charles Evans, go to www.myspace.com/words_of_mind