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Unrelenting

How does my body
This flesh that withholds my soul,,
manage to bear the weight from the chains that have been embedded upon my bequeathing heart?

Where does one hide the pain that is encrusted upon these eyes that are dreary and now fail to sleep?

Why cant my mind acquit, my heart adrift, my skin ache for the touch of another?

Does it have to be me that has to live with this night, because happiness is the other side of this mirror?

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Copyright © Mockingbird Stevenson | Year Posted 2015



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Silent Suffering

'In the darkness may glimpses of light be shone upon me,
giving me the strength i need to walk thru the shadows of whispering trees and untamed wild beasts to mend what secretly is.....a silent but ever aching heart

Copyright © Mockingbird Stevenson | Year Posted 2015

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Contemplation

I looked outside my window, 
just the other day
As I watched the old trees leaves,
they slowly fell away
As slowly one by one did fall
With no pain, no hurt at all
Just the whispers of the trees 
That still had all their leaves

What a lovely thing to see, if only I was that very tree.

Copyright © Mockingbird Stevenson | Year Posted 2015

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Halloween Night - Contest

I am not scared , 
You are not real. 
It’s just a white sheet,
It’s No big deal.

Ha! Cobwebs on the door,
I could turn on the light.
But Why would I check, 
I’m not scared,right?

Shadows on the wall, 
Your funny, brother Joe!
I might just close my eyes,
I’m not interested in his show! 

“Mum I cannot sleep,
I forgot, I have a test
I think I must study,
Plus, I don’t need to rest.”

“Son it is late,
You must go to bed.
Stop worrying about tonight,
Just get to sleep, I said”

“Dad, can you please come here.
My bed seems to be soaked. 
It’s not because I’m scared, I’m tough
It’s because, I’ve been drinking coke”

“No worries son, Let’s change it now.
It’s really no big deal”

“Daddy can you tell the truth, 
Are ghosts and ghouls real?

Copyright © Mockingbird Stevenson | Year Posted 2018

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Summer

A new sun is dawning 
There's a glistening in the sky
Mother hens are chirping
As Magpies learn to fly

Children are on bicycles 
New love is in the air
Ice cream stalls and fresh fruit
Summer is everywhere.

Copyright © Mockingbird Stevenson | Year Posted 2015



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Yellow Peril

Existential fear, 
erected by the faceless horde;  
old yellow!
seismic,
voodoo wave,
dominating weak;
Our Territory and tenure.
Yellow Peril, in all his glory

The depths of disparity, 
neither somber or pallid;
chromaticity;
Old yellow!
Impending catastrophe;
A Permafrost wrap
Brazen
Yellow Peril, In all his glory

Hopeful Jubilation,
Bigotry 
segregation
Blind, 
Sad,
Immortal,
Yellow peril

Copyright © Mockingbird Stevenson | Year Posted 2018

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Bid On My Love - Contest

Bid on my love

Crashing waves, thunderstorm
Soaking wet, yet I'm warm 

Blooming flowers, turtle dove
All four Seasons,  show me love 

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02-12- -2015

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Doppelganger - Contest

In the darkness she lies still, 
Her closed eyes do feel my stare
Each breath she takes fills my lungs
Her thoughts, our minds, run

Her fears flood right through my veins
She twitches and turns for me
She is me and I am her
Our hearts beat as one

02-12-2015

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A Cancer Quietus - Contest

I lie here still and cold.
My eyes grey and fathomless,
My cancer- stricken body.
Awaiting the quietus of my final nap.

A sleep that will last an eternity,
Filled with a tiresome, repetitious rhapsody.
My story forever untold, 
The delinquency of my fable

Written 21-03-2018

Copyright © Mockingbird Stevenson | Year Posted 2018

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The Toymaker

The Toymakers Toy

I thought once Pinocchios strings had been cut, 
his wooden body turned to flesh 
and he became ‘real’

Yet, I have been cut loose from my strings, 
only to be left feeling numb,
and raw? 

I feel as though I have landed, 
like a twig that’s been thrown by a child. 
And am now, Just Waiting
Waiting, to be trodden on. 

I was gifted a voice, 
by the fairy godmother herself. 
But given no volume
Or words to speak.

My ears however, have to listen.
my eyes unable to close,
my control centre never sleeps,
My tastebuds completely frozen.

My vunerable heart,
placed outside of my chest.
With no love or protection, 
Just the echo of my masters voice. 

The clinking of chains 
Secured to my wrists,
clogging My arteries,
And, Starving my veins.

each breath is harder,
like grissle that's been gnawed,
straight off a bone, 
By a ferocious beast.

A broken toy,
with a soul. 
that is wanting to be real.

To find Giuseppe 
and be loved,
not wooden with strings.

Copyright © Mockingbird Stevenson | Year Posted 2018

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