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Blank Mind

I sat there waiting
Waiting for you to show
Time kept passing
My heart at new low

Blank mind

I grabbed my purse
Got in my car
This night was a curse
I left the hookah bar

Perfect break up night
Sad music and snow
Replaying huigs so tight
It all feels like a screen show

Blank mind

It's the next morning 
Nothing makes sense
My heart is mourning
Situation has become tense

Blank mind

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Someone There

With everything going wrong
I know I have someone to turn to
and who'll always make it right

When my nights are cold and lonely
I think of you
I know you'll keep me company

When the sun doesn't shine on my days
your right there
to brighten my heart

While time keeps passing
your right by my side
making each moment worth wild

With everything going wrong
I know I have someone to turn to
and who'll always make it right

Copyright © Rachel Robinson | Year Posted 2009

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Untitled (By Cathy Lally)

My name is what my is
who, my name is cathy lally

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To: Grandma Rip

From the memories we share
to you death filled with despair
I'll keep you in mind and
always on the grind, so
you'll never die while I'm
alive

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To: Rev. Boyd

God sends blessings in many different form
Some pass you by and go unnoticed
Others stay around for as along as you remember
God sent you to me 
And made someone I'll always remember

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6/30/06

As I sit on the kitchen counter, I 
eat my cereal. Savoring every crunch
I watch the phone and wait for it to ring
waiting for someone to call, even a perfect
stranger. Even a perfect stranger. Trust someone
to talk to. Someone to share what's going wrong. My
heart beats with pain. The blood runs cold but hot with 
anger. I wish to scream at the top of my lungs and release 
the agony, But must stay quite as a mouse. I keep to myself.
My hopes that are false and my dreams that will never come true.
I'm lost in my own mind and train of thoughts filled with worries that
can never be told and cries that can never be heard. Smiles are shown
but never true. Every promise is made is another broken wish. Every word
you say is nothing but stalling pain. Sadness is the most feeling felt. It wears
like a sweater on a hot summer day. You just want to rip it off and throw it on 
the ground. I must question everything more now than ever. I sit in a white chair
in a white room. I love this room. It reminds me of purity, a free soul. Anything you
dream can come true. If you dream hard enough and wish upon the right star. I walk
around the rest of this seven room house and I am reminded back to reality of cries and
lies, the tears and the fears. Back into a world of having to win. When smiles are rare to see
and I love yous are no longer from the heart. Gazing out the window, I have come to known 
that this world is made up of men who want sex and money, women that dance in videos to 
make a dime. Young boys hustling and ladies walking the corners. Church crowds have gotten 
smaller and cults have grown. I look back in the mirror reflect. Recently I've made bad 
decisions that just aren't me. I remise about the past and realize that it's time to let 
go. That it's my path and I'm on my own. A struggle it will be, but a blade where
I can not depend. Sorry to my sharp little friend but I hope we never have to
meet again

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I Wish

I wish I could take back the words that sliced through you like a dagger's blade. I wish I could 
take back the mean slashes of verbal whips that have cut across you heart. I wish I could take 
back the bruises of the negative punches that have made you fall. I wish I was able to pick you 
up, dusk you off and forget it all ever happened. But I can't and I hope you forgive me for not 
being perfect

Copyright © Rachel Robinson | Year Posted 2010

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Looking Back (To: Aunt Joyce)

I look back on today and
remember the smile It gave
Such joy passes through my mind.
White roses to fill my smell
A dress that makes me fill with 
confidence for the sight
A lunch so marvoulous a 
king can't compare for my taste
Your words of wisdom for my hearing
And all of this equals to 
the touch of my heart
I look back on the day and 
remember the smile it gave

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Untitled

Fro dusk till dawn
sunrise to sunset
my mind is filled with thoughts of you
through and through

time to time 
I sing out a happy rythem
a joyful tune
all because I'll be with you soon

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Lossing Myself

Scars created
0ld scars fade
Fr0m bright sunny days
Turn t0 @ gl00my gaze
Nights 5h0w s0rr0w n pain
Days are hidden behind the clouds
Everyday is a struggle to survive
Everyday dreams have a hint of nightmare
Losing myself in the sea
Drowning the ocean of hopelessness
No raft
No life guard
I'm losing air in the polluted waters
Sufficating from all around
Dying in a sleepless slummber

Copyright © Rachel Robinson | Year Posted 2009

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