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Fallen Nation

I stand here all alone
For our justice’s been dethroned
Waiting for my trial
Which is more in truth my exile
I know there's no justice here
For it is that truth I fear
The judges here corrupt
No way to resurrect
What's now a fallen nation
That is now planning my cremation
Or rather a public execution
For this is their solution
To the problems caused by me
And my views of liberty

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Bio of a Heartbroken Fool

Kristy
Crazy, Erratic, Obsessive, Insecure
Sister of Jessie
Lover of no
Who feels the pain
Who fears the sea
Who would like to see the sunshine
Resident of heartbreak
Morris

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Grand World

it's a GranD WorlD With
love DeaD and chivalry too
a WonDerful WorlD

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Relax Honey the Worms Will Play

Relax Honey... The Worms Will Play!

Oh honey one day,
We will both part;
To rot in graves,
And waste away:
Playing with worms,
And dancing with maggots,
As they climb all around.
Relax love all is well!
Soon we'll be down bellow,
Cavorting with the others, under the ground.

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Depressed Stream of Consciousness

Want to cut,
Can't.
Want to die,
Can't.
Not can't,
Won't.
Want to but won't.

Why?
They love me.
So what?
I love them.
You suffer...
I know.
Life sucks....
I really, really does...
Who knows,
Maybe death is better...
The dead know.
I bet they do,
They only way is to join them.
But I won't.
I have responsibilities.

"The woods are lovely dark and deep"
Now aren't they...
"But I have promises to keep"
So, so many...
"And miles to go before I sleep"
So many....
"And miles to go before I sleep"
Too many?

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Indecisiveness

I'm looking
No I'm not
Decided on the lover's knot
Eventully alternating
Can't stop being
Indecive alot
Since I'm always caught
In my running

Very soon I
End the same
Never sticking
Even I
See the game
So quickly changing

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Waterfall

Water falls so beautifully
Moving on its peaceful way
Over the land, deeply cut
Showing all its scars

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A Stranger Asked a Question of Me

A stranger walked up
And asked of me
"Where in the world are you?"
I paused for a second, then answered him this:
 
Oh where in the world am I?
I think I got lost again,
Probably somewhere along the lines of my pen.
But am I even in the world to begin?
I mean,
Body i am, but what is the world?
The planet we live on...?
That seems such a small world.
Or is there no world,
My minds in my pen,
Is the world as insubstantial,
As the breeze or the wind?

So I'm not in a world,
Not physically at least.
Well I am in the world,
But my mind's not at least.
My mind has its own world,
The one for of mentioned,
That world is in color,
Of unseen dimension.
Emotions exist there,
But so does the mind
Though on different planes of existence,
Though both intertwined.

You asked me where I am,
And I told you the truth;
As to where I am, I have not a clue.
So now I have a question and an answer for you;
If you know the answer, why ask if you knew?
The question you want is different though dear,
You want to know where you are,
So you ask us unclear,
Of the answer you seek
Or the meaning to find.
So find your own meaning,
Since I've now told you mine.

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Shining Eyes

Of all the things I regret,
I near can't believe, but yet-
In your eyes truth.
Should it be I don't regret?
That my doubt's the only threat,
We were youth.
But that doesn't at all let
Mind except this fatal bet,
That love was truth.

Oh yet I can't see the truth,
From what is yet left untruth,
Yet the shining
Of your eyes. And for the youth
that brought our demise, be truth
Or untruth, Sing
did souls in fighting our youth,
Our dear, mad, beautiful youth!
Stars aligning...

For your eyes are ever shining,
And our love is ever burning
Our hearts entwined.
Never to stay resigning,
Or to lie reclining,
For love signed
My fate for me. Declining
me easy life, designing
A better kind.

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I Loved You, Raven

Raven, thy beauty is to me,
   More than everything.
Your hair, touched by death,
   Yet still so fair.
I loved you then,
   And love you still.

I gave you all,
   My heart to boot,
Yet you took it all,
   And followed suit.
Then giving up,
   And falling dead.
Who is to blame,
   For live's now shame.

Why did you go?
   Why did you die?
I loved you
   Didn't I!