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Best Poems Written by Amber Allen

Below are the all-time best Amber Allen poems as chosen by PoetrySoup members

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Wait For That Day

I get chills to the bone
When I'm alone
In the shadows I hide
They thought I was blind
I whispered your name
You heard me from far away
I knew it was real
You said the truth can not be revealed
What we had couldn't be hidden
Even though it was forbidden
I won't settle for less
It would drive me into a mess
I will find a way
Just wait for that day

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This Is Not Goodbye

Everyday I see your face
I just remember every embrace
I miss the days
And the month of May
Why did it have to end
Is there anyway to mend
We were more than perfect
Let´s try to resurrect
Did you move on
LOve has never withdrawn
I became weak
With a tear on my cheek
Ran out of time
But this isn´t goodbye

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Broken Promise

One time you were by my side
Having my back gave me pride
Then you disappeared without a trace
If I knew it would be the last embrace
I would have never let go
I should have known
Wish I can go back in time
But all I have is this Rhyme
You broke the promise
That you made in August
I shouldn't cry
Because I knew it was a lie
What I felt was real
You´re gone I can deal

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Believe and Seek

They told us dream vast
Never knowing it wouldn't last
Imagination would die
As time flew by
Speculations kept us progressive
But really it was unimpressive
Surely the truth will come out
With all the doubt
Of those before despaired
While we should be scared
Inspiration is weak
Believe and Seek

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Dark Angel

My angel of dark
Needs no spark
All the flame
He contains
Is enough
Acting so tough
Just afraid
Or ticking grenade
Not spotted in light
Only seen at night

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Blackened Heart

My Blackened heart aches
Everytime your gone when I wake
I can't pretend
That it was the end
Just a dream
Of you and me
I'm your lock you my key
Now a forgotten memory