Short Feel Alive Again Poems

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Premium Member Is It Possible

To forget about yesterdays and tomorrows,
any fear, worries, or obligations.
Nothing beyond the here and now.
So when close free,
to feel alive again.


Shine In Acid Rain

If the moon lights up the darkness
Let all scars be healed from pain
Let the stars shine in acid rain
I want to feel alive again

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Form: Rhyme

Feels So Good

Feels so good 

Every time we’re together
There’s a good feeling going on.
Either talking, singing, or holding hands,
I enjoy every moment
Your embrace against mine
You make me feel alive again.
That special someone that sparks 
My feelings I have for you.
You’re a very special person
That makes me feel so good.
Form: Ballad

Im With You

When I look in your eyes,
I get so lost.
When I kiss you,
Every one disappears. 
When I touch you,
I feel alive again.
When I lay next to you,
It’s like nothing else matters
But that moment.
When I’m with you,
I feel so much love.
I never knew how much I love you,
Till now.
I’m not with you for the looks,
I’m with you cause I love you.
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Just Because of You

I'll write this just because i love you,
I'll write this just because it's true.
I'll write this just because of you,
I'll write this just because i do.

When you smile, I feel alive again,
When you smile, i can feel no pain.
When you smile, my world is free,
When you smile, it feels like you have owned me.

I love you, 
I love you.
I love you,
I love you.
Form: Ballad


Hevaen On Earth

What if I take a hiatus
From all this madness, filth& dirt
Filled inside me
would you give me  
A second chance, a third chance, one very last chance,
To purify my soul, bring me back
From the dark, from the black
I don't want to write like this
I don't want the chances to miss
I want to feel alive again 
I want your love 
Warmth
Give me heaven 
In your earth
Form: Ode

Premium Member His Love - I'M a 7

Like a gentle poem, he whispers against my skin Loving, warming thoughts of hopeful expressions Making me feel alive again, filled up within The yearnings for his touch actually chastens Touching me with scents of jasmines Piercing my skin with a sense of pure affections Awakening the joy inside that always destines I’m a 7 Birthday: 11-20-1965

You'Ve Got Me Crying Again

I absolutely hate myself
for all of the things I've done

It's hard to ask for forgiveness
when I break your heart and run

I want to cry, I want it bad
But truth be told I can't.

I want to feel alive again
Breathlessly, though I pant.

The tears won't come, the drugs don't work
elixirs and potions won't sooth 

nothing will ever compare to the love
I felt when wrapped up in you.
Form:

Something Unsaid

I said  many things not to be said,
But something slipped,
Something was forgotten,
Something was left unsaid.

If I wanted to  take two steps forward,
I always took one step back,
Planned my moves,
Holding myself back.

You gave me keys to your kingdom,
Made me feel alive again,
Though the distance kept us apart,
I never felt so much closer.

With you I found myself, 
Now nothing left to hide,
When our eyes meet, 
nothing remains unsaid.

Premium Member Glory Be

Yippee! Nothing hurts!
  There's no pain anywhere
Not in my feet, not in my knees
  I'm so happy, brimming with glee!

Standing up ramrod straight
  I don't resemble an early primate
Squatting almost down to the ground
  Perched on my head, a golden crown

Nothing hurts! Yippee!
  I feel alive again, you see
And the best part, glory be -- 
  It doesn't hurt at all when I pee...

           **********

Thanking God for small favors
  Gratefully, I approach the laver
Form: Rhyme

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