The End (poem) by Tracey Kimberley Marsh on AuthorsDen

Tracey Kimberley Marsh

Following the Battle of Gettysburg, army deserter John Terril flees South, knowing he faces a firing squad if caught.....

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The End by Tracey Kimberley Marsh Friday, March 25, 2005 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
That day Will never go away That feeling That you've lost everything Just imagine In just one second: Your mind wakes Your eyes cry Your life ends Your soul dies Your heart feels fear Your mind feel shame Your soul feels terror As you loose everything The walls come crashing And the sky caves in The ground gives way And you're sucked in You try to look back But everything's black Your reaction is close to a panic attack Memory's disappeared But as vision clears You look around to behold Your worst nightmare unfold But this isn't a dream Where have you been? You break down again So this is the end.�

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Reviewed by jude forese	3/27/2005

isn't the end just another beginning?