Onesided Poems | Examples


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Premium Member When I A Poetess Met My True Match

Have I really found my true sincere and safe sanctuary
In something other than my once onesided poetry...?
Upon meeting; a reunion filled with familiarity.

Premium Member Three Loves: Part 1

Firstly I had an onesided love with a man
Who turned out to never have had a plan.
He played guitar, he always loved music,
But he never cared for my heart so lovesick.

This man once first loved me with a passion
Until he reverted back to his strict religion.
He expected me to change myself for him,
But I am a woman who follows every whim.

I loved him despite being held arm's length,
Because I bear understanding and strength.
Even though we were nice, I was not enough.
He never saw me as a diamond in the rough.

Rather than try to appease this hypocrite,
I decided one day to just let him have it:
The truth of how he made me feel conflicted
In my own mind over all things he defended.

Placebo

maybe he will
maybe he will
maybe he will
if i
if i
if i


For a Heartless

In your eyes
I have seen my unsolicited fate.
Even knowing that I will drown,
I will never retrograde.
Oh my dear heartless,
stay forever with me,
if not as the enchanting tune of Orpheus,
at least as the drastic pain of heartbreak.

Sweet Memories

Long after the joys are gone
The bitter sweet memories remain
Of our unforgettable companions
And the exotic, exciting locales

The few precious moments of real joy
We savored in freedom and abandon
Away from an unfriendly world
That had vowed to keep us deprived

As though the good things were not
For us and our kind: its laws onesided
Its earth apportioned, laurels conferred 
On those handpicked to repress and rule

Over unfortunates seized and shocked
Hearts atremble, their lips are locked 
And hearts branded with fear and pain.
We're thankful at last we're free again

To bring back the moments of joys past

Side Effects of Onesided Love

To be loved by some one 
Without the approval of you  
Is like setting yourself on fire 
From one end you  burn 
With light and smoke 
And be puffed in delight 
From the other till the time 
You turn into ash 
Just like a piece of cigarette


Premium Member Observing Life From a Different Angle

The canoe turned upside down
Leaning on the bracket type attachment
Held air born unused
Casting a cresent shadow againt the barn

Discarded window boxes lying in path
Window boxes unused for awhile
The evidence that the canoe has been air borne
Dying from misuse and neglect_____

Canoes are made for water
Elegant are they rightfully used
Graceful floating paddled along
Just don't clumsily stand onesided

When will the opportunity arise
For the canoe to float again
Soon will be great, sooner even better
Freedom and destiny on cool clear water

(Jotted down when waiting for 
Cody to see about his dad.)

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