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Death = U. S. E. R. = Unknown Selfserving Everlasting Reality
by Karen Gallo → (All Poetry by Karen Gallo)
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Live Life Believing Time Heals All
Death is not by our Command
No Human Credit
or Blame
Unless an act by
Thy Own Hand!




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 Unknown - Selfserving -Everlasting -Reality

The downside of Life and Happiness
Touched me Several Times Before
Unaware - Clueless -- No Warning --
Surprise!!
Mr. Death
Kicks Down Your Door

Unfaithful TIME
Uncontrollable
Unnerving

Selfish TIME
Spontaneous
Shocking

Evil TIME
Eruptive
Excruciating

Ruthless TIME
Righteous
Real

The USER arrives by Surprise
The Feared Evil Spirit -- Sucker of Life
The USER takes Loved ones Away
Anywhere - Any Time - Day or Night

FEAR NOT
for the loved one
FEAR NOT

Grant Eternal Peace!

OH !

BUT! Judge THYSELF Indeed:

Cringe, Cry, Grieve, Scream, Yell, Howl, Curse,
Damn, Blame and Bleed
Ask Questions,
Search the Soul
Scrutinize methods, motives, actions and words
Double Check -- all Ifs, AND's, Buts -

Madness Will Seize The Mind

Totally Out of touch --
Erratic -
At times Absurd !!

Beloved Humans Left Behind Off Balance utter
Nonsense Words

Enslaved and Unnerved in the Vast Vivid Void
Captured by the Gatekeeper - void Existence!
Brutal Reality - Raw Nerve Endings Exposed
Uncontrolled Pain and Irrationality

Questions of a "MAD" Human Mind
Murmurs Low

HOW DARE YOU
LEAVE ME
HOW DARE YOU

What am I to do
What about me? me? me?

For I fear
Yes I fear
I need You Here
I want You Near
How did I kill You?
What could I do?
To have saved you from YOUR DEATH

Insanity Controls - A Hairshirted Soul -
Loss we can't explain
Self Guilt and Blame is a Sad Shame
Self imposed, Unintentional, Unwarranted Pain

YOU - WE - Me are rendered
Powerless -
Time controls the USER Game

USER = Unknown Self-serving Everlasting Reality

Live Life Believing Time Heals All
Death is not by our Command
No Human Credit or Blame
Unless an act by
Thy Own Hand!

 


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 Reviews of "Death = U. S. E. R. = Unknown Selfserving Everlasting Reality"
Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on May 8, 2004
You have crafted some excellent lines. I especially like,

"Insanity Controls - A Hairshirted Soul -
Loss we can't explain
Self Guilt and Blame is a Sad Shame
Self imposed, Unintentional, Unwarranted Pain"

The use of caps in uncommon places, though often annoying (in my opinion) when used in other works, add to the creativity of this poem. The overall topic is handled extremely well. Finally, I love the ending. Enough!

Reviewed by Roger Ochs
Reviewed on October 23, 2002
"I used her and she used me. Neither one of us cared. We were getting our share." - Bob Segar "Night Moves"

Often a good poem will bring a song to mind. Yours brought this one. Well Done.

Reviewed by Constance Bell
Reviewed on August 23, 2002
Excellent writing. Unless you have been there done that, how did you ever find the words. Your Friend Connie

Reviewed by Michelle Furlong
Reviewed on February 21, 2002
Wow...such strong words. Very emotional poem. I only wish i could express feelings as you do.

Reviewed by William Manchee
Reviewed on February 9, 2002
That says it all.

Reviewed by (Reader)
Reviewed on February 5, 2002
too cool!!!

Reviewed by Wayne
Reviewed on February 5, 2002
Great work Karen, it really captures the feelings well.

Reviewed by Janet Caldwell
Reviewed on February 4, 2002
Wow Karen, this says so much. I love it. JC xoxoxoxoxo

Reviewed by C. Gourlay (Reader)
Reviewed on February 4, 2002
Karen, I am not certain whether my work has ever inspired another writer, but even if it had, their efforts would quite certainly have paled in comparison to your efforts in USER. Furthermore, I am not certain whether my often jumbled poems have ever been understood as completely as you evidently have understood *Eighteen*. Little though its weight and possibly also its worth, I THANK YOU for writing this, for being inspired to write it, and for the way reading it, and knowing this, has made me feel.

Reviewed by karen
Reviewed on February 4, 2002
karen,
heavy,Don't stop now , your a natural!!
Love Norm

Reviewed by Donna
Reviewed on February 3, 2002
Karen,
Your words ring so close to my heart. Very
good. Love Donna

Reviewed by Diane Szkutnicki
Reviewed on February 2, 2002
Hi! Karen, This one is great! The words are put together so well.I recently felt alot of this. Love, Diane

Reviewed by Carol (Reader)
Reviewed on February 2, 2002
Wonderful Karen!

Reviewed by Gregory Sonn (Reader)
Reviewed on February 2, 2002
Hi Karen,
Easily the best piece I have read from you to date!Very well constructed with a sense of understandable confusion.Left behind off balance utter nonsense words is very good and we do feel like that at the time.The user feels nothing for us. Nice work Karen.
Gregg


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