Successionally Poems | Examples


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Lost and Stolen Child

Lost and stolen child 
Dark world, ugly days 
Our world! Green world of grin, wickedness 
Few friends to trust, No stays 
Transitioned from poor to bad world, no happiness 

He is gone leaving scar in my heart 
You ‘He’, I’m successionally sorrowing silently for your forever absence 
I wake up consecutively in the Mid-hours due to this hurt 
I’ trying to forget you but I’m used to your presence

But only God knows where you are…
One day reveal the truth to me, Lord
Bring on them angels to lead me far 
Look at me heal my sufferings it’s hard my God

To my grievings for my past years 
And yes I admit I will learn to change over my next years

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