Demolished Poems - Poems about Demolished

No toys to play with, she draws dolls on the dry soil with soft soiled fingers. The pale face is drenched, not by joyous summer rain. Is it dripping tears? The sad wet eyes graze on mother’s wilted body, age drained before time. Cute girl of sixteen, doesn’t see the hues of sunrise, sleep sags the eyelids. She drags fragile feet, goes out with mother to work, holding...

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who beat me and left me for dead? my back... my arms... my head... the room's sort of spinning this don't feel like winning i think i'll just lie here instead ...

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Where have they gone, our poor creatures of the wild? Their forest lost, because of human cause- sadly sprang to suburbs- having been exiled. Invaded, they have fled by wings, hooves, and claws, when before, in sync with nature, they had sought only peace- now stolen, backed by new-found laws. This was their home until wealthy buyers bought- with no empathy- just...

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Demolished by love Demolished by love My doors have been rattled My cage has been rocked The vessels are no longer Moored to the dock Thank you, love My streets are abandoned My town hall is closed If you know any people, Maybe go consult those Not demolished by love Demolished by love Even in times of forgiveness And relative peace and light rain There's a part of me wants...

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Digit tells Dark rooms and wash rooms Demolished To house In digital cameras...

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'To be demolished' sternly pronounced Late Midday- early morning' dreams...

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So she drowned in an empty, hollow pool with happy, broken turquoise dolphins - Falling tile and memories of long lost giggled echoes bubbles burst fading times evaporating maternity no one knows but her heart... Reversed Etherre www.scripca.com...

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