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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I heard you from ear to ear You jeer at me with selfish cheer You put me down, my darksome, dreary dear Now, I shed a single tear, you idiotic fire that do sear My heart and its beats of utmost fear; My mind likes to gently or roughly veer I was faced with life's nostalgic, narcissistic nightmare I can’t even look at myself in the blood-drenched mirror I’m scared of who I've become 'round there and here I’m still waiting patiently for positivity to draw near I’m waiting for negativity to disappear I also want sheer forgiveness to appear I have become stronger and a champion emotionally for many-a-year My dear, you chased away my cluttered conscious from head to rear My dear, you are so coy and naïve…so, put on bravery's gigantic gear Come on, keep up with me or you’ll be falling behind quickly and steer Through the waters of Aphradere Through the waters of Aphradere Through the waters of Aphradere Then, suddenly, I see drunkards, heading my way…they had one too many-a-beer They are up in Cloud thirty-seven and some are in Cloud twenty-four…three times seven equals twenty-one – doing this math in poetry is mighty queer, My wandering deer… My wandering dear…. Steer through the waters of Aphradere Through the waters that draw ever-so-near
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