Homeless Monologue

in a pearly light. I want the light of God, I want the sweet love of Jesus! I danced for the Devil; I saw him; I wrote in his book; I go back to Jesus; I kiss His hand. I

This poem is like an extended metaphor because it refers to death as being dark like the night time

I want to spend m forever and my always with you I know I jump to guy to guy because I leave when I get hurt but you don't have a reason to hurt me you have to be the best thing that ever happened to me when I see you my heart speeds up my thoughts get lost with your name...

The theme for this song is that the man got left and then the man goes to a bar to relieve his loneliness. He spends most every night beneath the light of the neon moon crying and lying to his heart that she’ll come back some that. He tells himself that he’ll be alright as long as there’s light of a neon moon. The man cannot believe his women had left him and always wean the sun goes down he goes to the bar to cry and to tell his heart that he will come back.

You can leave me in a blank field, under a quiet, soft blue moon. It pulls the waves closer to me; my lungs are already suffocating, filled to the brim with rotting rose petals. I'll tear this esophagus to shreds if I can get the thorns to stop scraping my throat.

* I tried my best, but you just don’t seem satisfied, and now im here all alone tonight, when I think of you I cry – greyson chance

Probably out in the city of my dreams, light and stars, everything seemed to be perfect in my eyes. But the truth is, ashes are covered by people’s smiles, secrets, and sweet words. In the bright streets, souls are trying to find their purpose by running with fear and hope. Fear to find their path and to fail, to drown without achieving it. Yet, hope to find their real self that is bury underneath the world of deception. Hope in knowing that there are truths hidden in the

At only nineteen years old I have been through a lot in life. So much to the point that most people soon realize why I give my all in everything that I do.one thing that will forever stick with me is being homeless as a kid at a young age. Growing up in Mobile, Alabama I grew up with my mother and four siblings. I was next to the youngest out of five kids. My mother had a job at USA medical center where she had worked since she was 21 years old. My mother worked with the house keeping service as basically a janitor. My mother worked six days a week as much as she could to ensure we at least got to school. Even though mom worked so hard sometimes ends were just not met. Some nights she would go to bed hungry so that my siblings and I would have something to eat. Well one day mom came home from a long day’s work to a letter that stated that basically we had a nine days to get our stuff and leave because we were being evicted for not having the money to pay rent. We didn’t have anywhere to go, we couldn’t even afford to go anywhere. This was the first time I had ever seen my mother break down and just cry her eyes out. I didn’t realize at that moment what was going on. Four to five days had passed by with no luck at all. Then by the grace of god we got a phone call from an organization known as family promise. Family promise basically assists with families who are at risk of becoming homeless. They had called after someone had let them know our situation. So we arranged to stay

As a kid, I never really paid attention to what blessings were, in fact, it didn't even cross my mind. I grew up in a small house, with my parents and my sister. We loved to walk around a lot and most of the time we would come across homeless people. It was like a routine of ours that we would always give back to the people less fortunate. I remember as I was walking one day with my mom, we came across an old homeless lady and my mom gave her 20 dollars. We were lucky enough to have that much change left after shopping for food and we decided it would be kind to give it to someone else, but this lady was very different from most homeless people. She had bright neon pink nails, gray hair that would create an ombré effect almost as if she got it done, she took the money we gave

In my life, I have always felt that I was different from other people, that I was meant for a Greater purpose. During the summer of my freshman year, I got a indication of that. Something unexpected happened and it hit me like a freight truck. The mere thought of it made my knees weak,my heart race and my mind scramble. Growing up, I always had fears but the presence of this phenomenon would Make the other fears look like fantasies. For the first and only time, I faced homelessness.

Finley starts to lose hope in his relationship with Erin. He hasn’t heard from her since the accident and it has been two months since then. I think that this is the time that Finley should listen to this song. In this song the artist is talking about an ended relationship and how he has been struggling after the relationship. Finley hasn’t seen or heard from Erin in two months. Finley is beginning to think that their relationship is ended, and begins to be depressed. He is really sad and can’t handle the fact that Erin has just left him. Some lyrics that can relate to this event

After Griff’s death I have just wanted to be alone. But when people don’t care that i’m absent, it hurts. I know it’s my own fault for becoming invisible, for isolating myself but for once i just want someone to notice when i’m down. Someone to actually care what is going on inside my brain, what i am thinking before i go to sleep. To be there when i’m crying and are ready to let go of life, love and time. I remember when I was younger and I learned about depression, anorexia, self harm and anxiety in health and I would wonder how people came to that point and I would think that I would never be or do any of those things. Yet here I am 20 years later, at 3 am sobbing to myself debating wether or not to take my own life. I have been writing poems a lot lately about Griff, my hobby and just life in general. I would like to share one that I wrote the day after I started my “hobby”. It goes like this “Roses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet and so are you. But the roses are wilted and the violets are dead. And the empty bottles are scattered around

Sleep is another common symbol for death, and "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" is filled with the essence of sleep. Every element of the poem works together to create a lullaby effect, calling the speaker and reader to a "lovely, dark and deep" sleep (474). The gentle imagery of the downy soft snow and easy wind, combined with the cadence and meter of the poem creates a lulling, rocking, soothing effect. The AABB rhyme scheme and the iambic quatrameter create a lullaby feeling, easing the reader in to a comfortable sleep.

You’re on your knees now, sobbing. How ironic was it that the place you feel in love would be the place you lost it, too. The broken, empty wind brushes you, not to comfort you, but to taunt you and your misery. It felt so much like that dreaded night.

In the song “Tears in Heaven,” Eric Clapton grieves the loss of his six-year old son, Connor. To convey his grief, Clapton uses many musical devices throughout the song. Although all of these devices aid in showing his devastation, the most successful device in Clapton’s song is his meaningful lyrics. Through the lyrics of the song, Clapton presents his sorrow and comes to terms with his son’s death. Clapton communicates his grief of the loss of his son through the powerful lyrics in the song, “Tears in Heaven.”