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Best Poems Written by Daisy Cho

Below are the all-time best Daisy Cho poems as chosen by PoetrySoup members

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Kitsch give me a sign to go

Kitsch, give me a 
Sign 
To go 

It’s kinda funny how 
life 
goes on 

While you sit in a corner 
all 
alone 

The saturday blues are real,
To  
Your
Shoes 

Weighing 
You down like stones
On your foot

And the 
Crinkle cuts of the eyes 
Are a beshrew

Aging, as they call it, 
In action, 
A sequence 

“Folds aren’t good for you”

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Guitar string heart

I have a guitar string heart
You plucked the 
Strings and healed the 
Scars

I have a guitar string heart
You’re the one who came and healed my 
Scars

I was used to being abandoned at 
The corner of a wall
When you came 
Along and-
Plucked my strings and closed 
The wounds

Never would I have 
Imagined you

My heart was broken into pieces 
And left alone
I was torn but 
Then you-
Plucked my strings and closed 
The wounds

And this song is sounding
Choppy and
That’s because of 
You

You make my heart stutter 
When you’re in 
The room

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No, my heart doesn't ache anymore

No, my heart doesn’t ache anymore
Eating ice cream on the beach
It’s June, and with it all,

For the first time
In a while-

It’s calm

I’ll try diving in the pool
Cold hands wrap around me
As I look at the skies painted blue

The lessons I’ve lived
Won’t come back to haunt me-
Not anymore

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Tab 8

Tab 8
The summer pains will
Go away; and once winter breaks
Problems become numb

The snow and cold air
Soothe your sunburns, and the lake
Of your mind freezes in the mint

For the first time in
A while, even though your nose 
Is red- there is peace 

But the harsh winds get
Repetitive over time
You crave the sunlight 

And when you know
It is time to step into 
The light- and start (a)new

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Tab 75

I hope that the sun melts away
And the air gets quietens down 
Soon
I’ll be waiting here
For the light to leave my shoulders
And the winds to get cooler
It’s a shame 
That things like this become
Something to be feared
The seasonal swings graze
My ear
And I’ve only just started summer break
But I’m tired of the beating sun
Down my back