Best Poems Written by Jay Jay

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Time and The Hearts Discontent

Time always passes
Hearts, they always long for pause
And yet, time persists

Copyright © Jay Jay | Year Posted 2026


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A Dream Verses the Truth

Riding in the car, nerves in my stomach 
I know that I need to tell her my truth 
I know the word will lead to my mumick 
But I must let my heart sing like a luth 

A *****, what a pathetic thing to be
Yet when I told her, she spoke no ill words
Not a slur, not a curse was said to me
I always thought I’d be thrown out like curds

Then I roused from my sleep, from my dream
Truth not it be, my mother loving me
I cry stars for tears, they glitter and gleam
I hide my truth from her, I let it be

A real dream I had of my real taboo
A real dream, but never a dream come true

Copyright © Jay Jay | Year Posted 2026

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Athletics, Academics, and Arts

Open your eyes
Take a breath
Get out of bed
Get yourself dressed
Go to school 
Talk to friends
Ignore the nagging feeling
Practice sports
Eat food
Don’t throw it up
Choke it down
Talk to friends
3rd period never ends
Think about life
Stop thinking about life
Walk to class
Study and stress
Volunteer 
Extra work
Don’t fall behind
Honor grad
Grab your throat
Take a breath
Eat your lunch
Don’t throw it up
Talk to friends
Stress fever
Push it down 
You don’t feel it
AP classes more and more
Don’t cry tears galore
Mama’s class
Sleep through it
You can speak
Swallow the glass
Loud noise
Small band
Your times in high demand
Get ready
Sports once more
Fail again
Again 
Again
Go home
Eat food
Don’t let yourself puke
Do homework 
Study more
Clean up
Do your chores
Take your pill
Toss and turn
Wake up
Open your eyes

Copyright © Jay Jay | Year Posted 2026

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