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Maybe Tomorrow
Now I'm here, fighting my own demons.
Tell can you see them, with their eyes burning so red.
My hands are weak from breaking all the molds.
I've...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, lost love, love, song-sorry,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member ''Maybe Tomorrow''
sometimes, I am sleepwalking through life
disconnected
stumbling
not fully awake    lost and confused
I feel, I am not with the living
I tell myself,  "wake...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, depression, sad,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Interlude
Nobody's home
I'm not here
unavailable
  for visitors' cheer

Not right now
I'm not in the mood
Give me some space
  All emotion subdued

Come back later
or maybe tomorrow
I've...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, emotions, home, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Flat Packed Kitchens
I decided to turn around this morning,
stop spooning away the day 
Forget about mother nature, 
look much deeper into the grey
I could see late night...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, confusion, god, how i
Form: Rhyme
Punished
~ Punished~
                       ...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, horror, innocence, sad, teenage,
Form: Prose Poetry



Lost Lover
The carcass of my subliminal words echo through smoke filled corridors... it is an intricate dance where the subjective yearning of broken hearts and confused...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, love, wife, seasons,
Form: Ballad
Mirror of Memories
Mirror of Memories

On my brown bedroom wall hangs an old misty mirror,
with a ghostly reflection staring vacantly back at me.
It’s taunting me and I don’t...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, confusion, depression, how i
Form: Free verse
Mask of Loneliness
*Author's note. This one was inspired by some lovely yet sad pics by the artist destinyblue. This was very sad and emotional for me to...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, depression, loneliness, lonely,
Form: Free verse
Gazelle
I loved you
from the first moment I saw you
running on the playground grass
Michelle
I raced over and grabbed your hand,
when I saw you had tripped and...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, feelings, friend, friendship, longing,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Inspiration Gone
As i stare at this paper
empty,without words
it waits for me to write
so my feelings can be heard
inspiration came often
when we were together
words flowed freely
my pen
light...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, depression, inspirational, life, loss,
Form: Rhyme
In Adda Quit
Feelings
expressed in words of endearment
A cheek stroking breeze on a hot Summer day
Cool of tile floor to walking bare feet
The squeeze of a hand.
A quick...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, caregiving, friendship, loss, sorry,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member Checkmate
why will men fight and suffer to advance the interests of their masters, who fling them aside when they have no further use for them?

Arthur...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, death, metaphor, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Am
I Am…

Woman – give me life to nurture
Wife – give me two lives made one
Singer – give me arias of symphonies
Poet – give me words...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, me,
Form: Bio
Premium Member A Soul Grown Cold
A Soul grown cold repenting for the lies to come,
lays cast in addiction laced stains of anguished fantasies.
With a tortured logic knowing the only way...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, addiction, conflict, depression,
Form: Free verse
Anytime I Want To
Anytime I want to… 

So you think all I can write is romantic poetry,
well that is not the case I can assure you
I can write...

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Categories: maybe tomorrow, love, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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