Short Unaccomplished Poems

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Feel Entitled

I Feel entitled to your womb
citing opposites as examples
you make such a discase for youself
Delighted you be my unaccomplished.


Premium Member Past Writers

Life is not easy
always chasing 
unaccomplished dreams
never really living
never really recognized
till your dead
and your name appears in print

Premium Member The Door Is Closing

Haven't finished what I've started
  I'm running low on fuel
So much left unaccomplished
  Father Time, you're too cruel 

I feel the door closing
  My life nears its end
Dare my work I set aside
  My relationships to mend
Form: Rhyme

Generate Unaccomplished

Let's stay ignorant 
hiding a reality. 
Clouds brimming with snow 
generate unaccomplished 
crimes. You heard some phrase before, 
it was designed for you, love.

An barely reality. 
Whoever may ask
it's veracity, will see
your organ shattered.

Dream

We slept together
We dreamt together
We saw a dream of nurturing our emotions
We saw a dream of growing our love
We saw a dream of integrating our souls
But then
You woke up and walked away
And 
I was there to suffer the pain
of our unaccomplished dream.


Premium Member You leave me haunted

I am haunted 
by pictures of your smile 
your eyes following my every move 
desperate for answers 
that I can't give 
blaming me for your death 
for leaving you all alone 
not by choice, 
but for my sanity 
as you lost yours 
succumbing to an early death 
and unaccomplished dreams

Missing You

Days like today remind me that you make me feel special.
Because when I'm not talking with you, I feel unaccomplished.
I become jealous of other peoples' successes.
I become envious of what I am not.

When I am with you, I don't think about other people.
Only us.
I don't need to be the smartest, strongest, fastest.
I can just be me, and that's enough.
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