Short Walk Out Poems
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you walk out
no doudt
the pain
made my eyes rain
felt like a jerk
was very
it made me alert
these or no lies
BABY I
CRIED
its a touch
thats does much
its a faces
that has taste
don't let your
go to waste
walk out as gods child
thats
the
POWER OF A SMILE
my sweet dream
don't be mean
and walk
come baby lets talk
don't walk out the door
ilove you more and more
oh baby baby
please
BABY DON'T GO
You walk out that door
You will be Unforgiven
You open that door
You shall truly die inside yourself
when you discover
how it will all end.
Form:
it came down
on the ground
all around
as you walk out the door
remember you slip and slide
wear boots that go
and do it slow
its
WET SNOW
before you walk
or talk
or do more
or walk out the doors
or listen or play guitar blues
be well school
and the channel you choose
LISTEN TO
THE NEWS
you must stop this stuff
i hate to get ruff
do this i must
let you know
before you go
and walk out the doo
put your mouth in cuff
and
SHUT UPr
let me hold you tight
all thur the night
let ' us
do it slow
and more and more
you are my show
don''t walk out the door
HO MY DARLING
DON''t go
before you do
or walk out the door
as god to show
you the way
don't play
mean it from the heart
him never part
have something to say
PRAY EVERYDAY
this you should know
i still love you so
you walk out the door
it hurt more and more
it been hard to excist
no matter how hard i tryed
i ADMIT I CRYED
I felt my heart break when he said goodbye
I couldn’t help but start to cry
Broken pieces fell to the floor
as I watched him walk out the door
Small conflicts hits more,
Each time you walk out the door,
All scars bled and sore.
Regrets, what the fight was for?
Tears gushed out fell down the floor.
I never remember
year to year but then
some morning
in March
I'll walk out in the yard
and hear
the first trumpets
of Spring
Donal Mahoney
I never remember
year to year but then
some morning
in March
I'll walk out in the yard
and hear
the first trumpets
of Spring
Donal Mahoney
tho there's no tears
theyer of fears
before you walk
wish we could talk
don't walk out the door
would hurt to see you go
tho my eyes or open wide
am
CRYING INSIDE
The man lit a firecracker then ran
Not knowing it was still in his hand
Suddenly, there was a loud ka-boom
He knew, he was doom
Walk out, looking like the boogeyman
" I am sorry!" as I told you before.
You keep saying that I must do more.
Should I break down and cry?
Should I curl up and die?
Either way- you still walk out the door.
So this book
Is almost done
Idk and here we go
Back for another show
Of morbidity inside
And I will walk out
Of the courtroom
Every time from
Now on say
Stay free CS
as you go
walk slow
and love you more
amore
before you walk out the door
rememeber this
you i miss
here's a kiss
you are feeling blue
i 'll alway be
HERE FOR YOU
Suddenly aroma of sweet shisha flew from across the room,
As I walk out of hot-boxed washroom, and into the living room,
I see love of my life in a chair far across the room.
Three “Wise” Men “walk” out of a bar.
“Where’d we park the camels?”
“I gotta get some of those magic shells.”
“Weren’t there four of us when we went in?”
John G. Lawless
©11/29/2022
Sporadic and Static
Arrangement of my hair was sporadic
When combed, should see the static
Stood so high on my head
To walk out side do dread
Wig flew off and I was frantic.
Jim Horn
i look out the window
everything is beautiful
noting compares to this
the world around me
the smiles that can not be measured
i feel unsure
but i walk out
that made sense
that felt right
it take too
i tell you
to love
heaven knows above
you all i thank of
i hope you do
care am aware
you should so
before you walk out the
door
looking in the air
this is a
tooo way love afair
Smile it hurts my pride
Arising rage, a rising tide
And it all just began
So you better start beggin'
For I'm a pagan,
I'll have you walk out the margin
My gods are unforgiving
And i aint for giving