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Best Poems Written by Aidan Thomas

Below are the all-time best Aidan Thomas poems as chosen by PoetrySoup members

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Things You Can'T See

How do you dry up all my tears? 
And take away all my fears? 
Tell me all of your secrets,
And I'll explain why you mean so much to me,

Explain to me what it's like having lights within your eyes,
And I'll tell you everything that you will need to know all about me,
Even though it may seem that I'm not all there at times,
You only have to have faith in the things you can't see within.

But please come back to feeling your senses,
Because I’ve learnt my lesson,
And I will now give you more time, more love and affection,
Cause baby if I ever saw you with another guy,
No doubt that this player is going to cry.

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Never Let Them Go

I've been high,
I've been low,
Traveled along some unfamiliar roads,
 
I've been lost,
I've been found,
And that's just me becoming home bound,
 

But if there's someone out there who always cheers you up,
Be sure to never let them go,
Because they'll stay with you like your shadow.

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Fire and Dreams Don'T Mix

5 am at your front door, past out from the night before,
Do you find me disrespectful?
What a shame it wasn't your place, I'm such a disgrace,
How could I be so forgetful?
 
I do remember 4 am when the fire still had an ember,
It was then I saw your cute face,
But it seems that it was just a dream,
As I ended up in a fiery brace.

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The Time Has Come

When our time has come,
And our lives are done,
Could we say that this was fun?
 
Will we leave our mark upon this town,
Before we are chased out,
And left alone to shout?

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Unknown Future Lost In Exsistence

Let the sweat drip, 
As the night finally slips, 
Into the distance, 
As we relish upon our existence, 

It's been left between us, 
Divided amongst these protests, 
Our strength is getting weaker now,
As we progress through winter somehow, 

Provided we're given a tomorrow, 
Will there be a place for sorrow? 
For the rest who stand alone, 
As we watch you sit upon your throne, 
Oblivious towards us as the unknown.