There He Goes
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 11:17 am
[color="green"]hi2uall, yes i have been writing again, this time it was on a lonely friday night, laying in bed i started writing it in my head, it sounded good... so i grabbed my brothers laptop and finished it. here we go
[quote name=\'There He Goes\']There he goes,
A plain boy with tears not so.
Not clear or blue, but crimson dark,
The colour of his inside heart.
There he goes,
Torn between the to-and-fro.
Broken homes and shattered dreams,
All are his reality.
There she goes,
The girl that makes his knees go weak.
The one to whom he cannot speak,
For fear of hurt, hits close to home.
There he goes,
Again he walks home alone.
She walks right past, doesn’t stop. Doesn’t hear his heart call out.
She brushed him off, didn’t care,
Doubtful she even saw him there.
There he goes,
With tears upon his pillow.
No one here will ever know,
The pain this boy went through for you
Copyright James Vercoe 2005[/quote]
and a small unfinished piece, written the same night...
[quote name=\'Unfinished\']He sits near his window, stares at the moon.
He sits there for hours, not even warm.
This dull lonely scene is nothing far from norm.
He looks to the stars and tries to find her face,
Sadly as usual he sees nothing.
As hope fades away, he falls to his knees.
Hands clasped together he prays for the day,
The day when god takes him away.
He sees her today, like every other.
Happy again, to see how she smiles.
The way that she walks, her hair how it falls.
He looks with wonder, looks with content.
Wondering what it’s like to be in those arms.
Hopeless he feels, it will never work out.
Wait for it though, did she just look?
Look straight at him? Good god he just shook.
Oh the enjoyment, no room from grim.
All because, she looked at him.
“Go on!” his mates say, “Go say hello!”
“Go on mate, how bad could it go?”
Famous last words no doubt, but he couldn’t do it.
Couldn’t bring himself to his feet,
No movement at all. Frozen to his chair,
To contempt himself just to stare.
To stare at her beauty, an aurora of gold.
Wishing that she was one he could hold.
Copyright James Vercoe 2005[/quote]
well thats it from me, toodles [/color]
[quote name=\'There He Goes\']There he goes,
A plain boy with tears not so.
Not clear or blue, but crimson dark,
The colour of his inside heart.
There he goes,
Torn between the to-and-fro.
Broken homes and shattered dreams,
All are his reality.
There she goes,
The girl that makes his knees go weak.
The one to whom he cannot speak,
For fear of hurt, hits close to home.
There he goes,
Again he walks home alone.
She walks right past, doesn’t stop. Doesn’t hear his heart call out.
She brushed him off, didn’t care,
Doubtful she even saw him there.
There he goes,
With tears upon his pillow.
No one here will ever know,
The pain this boy went through for you
Copyright James Vercoe 2005[/quote]
and a small unfinished piece, written the same night...
[quote name=\'Unfinished\']He sits near his window, stares at the moon.
He sits there for hours, not even warm.
This dull lonely scene is nothing far from norm.
He looks to the stars and tries to find her face,
Sadly as usual he sees nothing.
As hope fades away, he falls to his knees.
Hands clasped together he prays for the day,
The day when god takes him away.
He sees her today, like every other.
Happy again, to see how she smiles.
The way that she walks, her hair how it falls.
He looks with wonder, looks with content.
Wondering what it’s like to be in those arms.
Hopeless he feels, it will never work out.
Wait for it though, did she just look?
Look straight at him? Good god he just shook.
Oh the enjoyment, no room from grim.
All because, she looked at him.
“Go on!” his mates say, “Go say hello!”
“Go on mate, how bad could it go?”
Famous last words no doubt, but he couldn’t do it.
Couldn’t bring himself to his feet,
No movement at all. Frozen to his chair,
To contempt himself just to stare.
To stare at her beauty, an aurora of gold.
Wishing that she was one he could hold.
Copyright James Vercoe 2005[/quote]
well thats it from me, toodles [/color]