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Best Poems Written by Christina Mccallum

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Twisted Defeat

Soundless words gather in the mist of your ever-changing stature
Contorting banter smothers the landscape of your toil
Your soul is defined through pillage of thought and pleasure
Whispers and taunts explode without truth
Circling the antics of foolish affairs
Your respect stains below wicked feet
Gnawing the attentive to reap consideration of being great
Your masquerade was open to me
Groping the passive nature from within
Accepting the ignorance of others
Clutching the fight for happiness
Insubordinate dupe your talent is lacked
Gather your forces I am not coming back

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Memory Released

In this moment of childhood jeer
gathered forces plunder my ear.
You pull and mock my tattered wear
crafting pain, that my heart could not bear. 
 
Wilted knees and downward face 
hopes of release, I simply can’t erase.
Trotting pace to pass the masses
angst deeply rooted, as you cluster like asses.

Pushing and shoving remains the norm
creating fitful notion, you will not adorn.
Brighter I become like a luminous star
indulgent of your tactics, as I plan your mar.

Years pass with a might
as age and gain become your fight.
Watching your future despair
a bountiful hope is mine to mirror.

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Truth

Justly making perfect sense of what I could barely begin to understand. 
Idealistically, I ponder word for word without thought of wrong. 

Truly my heart is filled with a great sense of knowledge and
clearly I feel mindful though my tongue stumbles over my words to make
meaning. 

Struggling for believe, excited for accomplishment of truth, 
and fearlessly walking in faith. 

Great power engages my outer being to
help lift the hold from my lips. Gently and so perfectly so, the words
slip easily and boldly, filling my little ones minds with a small taste
of what life holds and where it can end.

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Fallen Girl

Swelling within a night with gin
a dog howls at the sin.

Swallowing lust within her bust
a fitful man will be dust.

Destined to reveal a much fevered mate
last morn be at her plate.

Leaving the home of past
to return to a unpleasant task.

Fallen girl get up and make
this home stand straight.
It is you that has played a time or two
now make this pain fall away.

A time of scorn and hate
determined the life that was to break.

Torn between two she had the game
the girl will play their fate.

Smirking with pleasure 
she forgets the weather.

Dark and gloomy the soul is done
a passion to be loved is now by none.

Fallen girl get up and make
this home stand straight.
It is you that has played a time or two
now make this pain fall away.

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Indulge

When you lay asleep I kiss you and brush your fine hair with my cheek.
Listening to your breaths and taking in the moment of your peace.
Beautiful lips and strong cheekbones stare back at me. 
I whisper sweet words to engage your dream.
Little moans, I let them pierce my ear with glee.
Gripping your strength, awakens your love, so sweet.

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Flame

Flickering flame of scent
teasing wick ascend
shadows upon our skin
stories of love and laughter remit
into your body of waxy ado
to burn with tender moments of new

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Arianna

Child of mine believes in me.
Child of mine never leaves.

As I hold her face against my chest 
I shed a tear not in distress but of happiness that cannot rest.

Pride and light beam from above
that little thing you call love.


There you are grown at best
I stand to say you are the nothing like the rest.

Again you beam with creativity
a kind that just can’ t be believed.

Child of mine believes in me.
Child of mine never leaves.

You are my light and fruit of strength
with a grace of smile that can’t be erased.

Every step I take is for thee
your protection from me will always be.

Brown eyes so big full of life
your soul so pleasant I shy at the might. 

Child of mine believes in me.
Child of mine never leaves.

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Mugga

I thought about you
I felt your pain
I spoke about you
I called your name

Your laugh came to play
Sweet moments in my mind
Your comfort and care lingered 
And pulled me to fear
That it may be possible the end was near

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Drink

Your home is smooth and reflects your imagery; pleasing to my eye,
as I swirl your content and grasp the handle to take in my demise.
It was more than a time or two; I made the mistake loving you.
Filtering in your tasty delight; while you shape my road of plight.
Why do I shake and quiver for you…laughter, aching pleasure and starry gaze aside; all to be left bathing in downtrodden images of your gain.
Your taste is nothing but sweet pins of loath and nothing I should consume.
Stop chanting in my ear, your sound of spirit and cheer are nothing more than bubbly sips full of deceitful lust; that I over and over again trust. 
I can’t love you anymore… I need to evict you from your home and cast your borrowed smile unto the shore. Be down with me, I thirst for you no more. Blend with the lakes the sands and the shores.

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Passing Without Grace

Weathered face a moment of grace
speckled hands pushing through sands
of time space that can’t be replaced.

Hardened blood left behind in floods
creative passion without mission
grasping at fiction to make your distinction.

Holding your truth for the youth
speaking measures of your pleasures
willfully revealing your hearts dealings.