Long Sur Poems
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A Girl on a Bridge
There she was, staring into the night
Paris lights shimmering in a soft glow
Her mind lost, twirling in tears
Confusion wrapping her in a warmth of fear
She dreams of a knife threw her chest
To stab away the darkness of misery
She smiles with hope, so close
The river flows beneath
Blackness so inviting
The currents of death to take her away
It takes but a leap, of lost hopes and dreams
The depths of the river to take your breath away
And your last wishes become filled with envy
For those who still float above you
Many lovers cross the seine
Hand in hand in the night
Oblivious that all must end
Romantic pains, meet their end
If you are a girl on a bridge
She kissed the river
She caressed the shivering night
She clung to her emptiness
She danced her last fading dance
And wedded death, her last embrace
Ode to them
those that love
Ode to those
who stands opposed
Until then
one should wonder
chance what we
have proposed
so that we
might sing before those
sort each word
from it's complication
change the tunes
to compliment those
some might seek
to take us asunder
some might seek to
stand and applaud
some may stand
to mend there
broken hearts
some may come to
turn up there nose
word the storied blunders
that perfection might reveal