Melancholy

Dont bother. read great works such as escalus or others. My poetry can only possibly be better because i stand on the shoulders of giants of the past. The first poem is about being kind to nature.

In the woods
Lies a pool
That reflects not your appearances
But the color of your heart.

Nature is strange.
Care for it, and it shall show care in return
Hurt it and you
Bring the full weight of doom crashing onto your shoulders.

Nature has one chance
If it dies, so do the perpratrators of its death
Short-Sightedness and greed shall be mans undoing
But there is still time to change your ways.

So remember my childeren
When the human race is at it's dying hour
Tell the rest what they could've done
to save themselves from the end they feared.
Cold Death.
The Bringer of Everlasting Night.

~~~Nick~~~

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Here are some Quotes. If its original i put my name next to it. If not im giving credit to whoever wrote it.

"The soul would have no rainbows had the eyes shed no tears." JV Cheney

"Real joy comes not from riches or the praise of men, but doing something worthwhile." Pierre Coneille

"When the heart grieves over what it has lost, the spirit rejoices over what it has left." Sufi Epigram

"One often calms his grief by recounting it." Pierre Coneille

"Time is the most valuble thing in the world. Cherish it even as it slips through your fingers like running water..."    Myself

"You grow up on the day you have your first real laugh at yourself." Ethel Berrymore

"Smile, Damn it!! Smile!" DS Hathaway

"In truth, in order to obtain interior peace, one must go through contrary to peace to find it. Such is the teaching of the sages." Swami Brahmanada

"Punishment is the justice of the unjust." St. Augustine