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Lisa Gomez Poem
Misplaced inside my tube,
is where you grew but did not fit.
No longer.could you be inside ,of me :(
But always.and forever my Angel Baby.
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Lisa Gomez Poem
Crashing of the waves
Slamming against each other,
As the moon lights up the darkness
In the distance.
Your thoughts are carried away
Into the Heart of the Sea.
Secrets to be held
Only to be found if searched for.
Lying across the ocean floor
Like treasures and sadness bound together.
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Lisa Gomez Poem
Hill life, country side
Riding horses, redneck bride
Overalls and camouflage theme.
That's the new party scene.
Tobacco chewing and sipping on
some moonshine
Come on to the country for a good ol'
time.
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Lisa Gomez Poem
I often wonder why we have crossed paths
in our lives.
More often than once, yet we still seem to never
settle.
We live in the moment believing we are gonna be
together.
Something still seems to pull us apart.
Is it faith that God has let us come in and out if each
others lives, or is it that secret bond we long to
connect for.
We may never know, always wondering if our paths will
cross again.
If so will this time be what we longed for or just another
memory to add to our past.
I guess only time will tell.
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Lisa Gomez Poem
I am lost without you
My cries longing for your touch.
I scream in anger "I Need You!"
Why did you have to go?
My heart is broken, like shattered glass
into a million pieces.
I lay in agony on the floor.
Can't eat or sleep, time stands still.
Waiting but knowing you will never come
back to me.
Pictures scattered with tear drop stains.
Nothing can seem to heal my pain but time.
Until I take my dying breath your memories
I will keep.
Lisa Gomez
Copyright © Lisa Mccall | Year Posted 2013
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Lisa Gomez Poem
Tears rolling down my face,
wetting the paper as I try to write.
Remembering the days when you could
look into a crowded room and only notice me.
Such a far far distant memory.
Your deception and unfaithfulness clouding
my thoughts.
I said I could forgive you, but forget I can not.
Your wrong plays over and over in my head each
time stinging my already wounded soul.
Promises no longer do you keep.
This is not how I pictured my forever with you
would be.
Copyright © Lisa Mccall | Year Posted 2013
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Lisa Gomez Poem
I look through my window,
as the leaves begin to fall down.
While heading outside to feel the cool breeze on my face,
I can smell the pumpkin spices from the kitchen.
Anticipating the nights to come,
while warming up next to the bonfires.
The excitment takes over as I am overjoyed
my favorite season is here.
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Lisa Gomez Poem
The Ocean is like a herd of bulls coming this way.
They run and don't stop, as they pass and never look
back.
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Lisa Gomez Poem
Stars shining brightly in the night sky.
Sweaty palms and butterflies.
Deep in silent thoughts, while our
lips meet.
So close in touch I can feel his
heartbeat.
Slowly pulling me in with every
breath we take.
Holding me in his arms as I begin to
shake.
Gently laying me down in the summers
grass.
Taking our time, making this moment
last.
Our bodies intertwined like the twisting of a rope,
his hands firmly grasping my hair.
Looking into each others eyes as we passionately
make love in the warm night air.
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Lisa Gomez Poem
Will I wakeup from this pain,
will this be my last breath?
As I close my eyes the light
begins to fade into darkness
and my failures flash before me.
As I lay in agony and sadness,
were you even aware of my shattered heart?
Or were you just to blind to notice what was
staring you in the face the whole time?
Will the guilt of not speaking up or
not being there when I needed you the most
come rushing over you when you realize I am no longer
there?
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