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Ami G. Poem
Pure and white
Glimmering in the summer sun
Like fairy dust sprinkled in the sunbeams
A paradigm of perfection
Radiating beauty and happiness
With no hint of a flaw
Sending a message of grace and tranquillity
Silently.
Shinier than many, less than even more
But one of a kind.
Unique.
Special.
I wish I shone like you.
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Ami G. Poem
There was once a girl named Kelly
Who ate nothing else but jelly
It fell from her hands
Onto her pants
All she could see was her belly!
Copyright © Ami G. | Year Posted 2019
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Ami G. Poem
And all of a sudden my little world plunged into darkness.
The darkest one yet. For me.
I felt like a forsaken feather, of no meaning to any world but my own.
Pierced, drilled, struck hard.
Betrayal. Envy. Hatred.
Terrible torments bothering me from the beginning of time.
I'd done nothing to deserve it. I found no reason to live anymore.
So there I sprawled in the garden, arms on the delicate tufts of weed.
Conjuring up a smile was a hard row to hoe.
Happy times had withered like the weed.
A familiar hand touched my shoulder.
"Have you had dinner?"
I touched it. It was ridged and old. Worn out like no other.
Evincing the many decades of toiling.
It was scarred, but the softest in the world.
Five decades old, but as good as new.
Her kiss was nectar.
I had to live for her.
Copyright © Ami G. | Year Posted 2019
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