Cohabitate Poems | Examples


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Just getting started

Just getting started 
Who left the lion free cos
God took away my sorrows 
Now I bounce back 
The love is obvious 
The feeling is clear
My heart is open 
Forward ever 
My soul is willing 
Their is no holiday for a poet 
Everyday is an inspiration 
The energy never mute 
Either do my frequency die 
One thing eternal is life
This is not a lie 
So be alive yes live 
This has always Been my message 
I curse no soul except  that against 
Humanity 
That against my right to exist and 
Cohabitate as a proper human 
The world is ment for all 
Not for a few 
So cast me not away so quickly 
Cos no deformity can challenge nature 
And this is the greatest remedy to
Our dear Mother Earth 
I will keep wailing 
I will never stop writing till 
I rest my case.

Depressed

Pendulous eyes, weary and bleak
Immoveable shadows, the unseen torrents
Coyly divulge the once impetuous spirit
On his shoulders, he carries a colossal weight
For his is a cleft vessel, rudderless and floundering
The rise and fall of each swell, brings neither hope or despair
He contemplates the gilded life, an absurd apparition
And slithers back to obscurity where the worm and dreams cohabitate

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