poetry

Black



Black


I’m living a strange life.
She went into my heart.
Never to find her way back.
Unless she was dressed in black.

And heaven was a step away.
But she left me anyway.
Let it die.
Let it die.
Let it die.

To think how much I cared.
She could be dead, diseased, or scared.
I no longer want to know.
Her and I.
Fire and ice.
Hair and lice.

The closer I got to being a part...
The darker became my crippled heart.
I learned to steal with a smile.
I would have died for her.

I got undressed and felt so blessed.
She took my clothes and put them on.
Friends looked at me like I wasn’t there.
But in my face, no, they wouldn’t dare.

My fate was to be alone from the very start.
I never learned to ignore the headlights.
I’ve never been run over by the train of love.
A spade and sand, and shove, and shove, and shove.

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Vincent Van Zandvoort
Vincent Van Zandvoort

As an author and a musician, I craft short stories, songs, poetry, and prose across various genres. My work delves into themes of disappointment, confusion, betrayal, corruption, grief, sacrifice, friendship, loyalty, and the boundless nature of love.


Poetry / Prose
Poetry / Prose

As an author and a musician, I craft short stories, songs, poetry, and prose across various genres, including science fiction, fantasy, supernatural, thriller, horror, and drama. My work delves into themes of disappointment, confusion, betrayal, corruption, grief, sacrifice, friendship, loyalty, and the boundless nature of love. Here, you’ll find something that resonates with everyone.

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