Best Poems Written by Aiden Braisted

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The Waves Roll On

The waves roll on,
Every other day,
I've been gone,
Soon I'll see a bay,
As the waves roll on,

Copyright © Aiden Braisted | Year Posted 2016


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The Cat Who Walked a Mile

A man and his cat,
They are best friends,
Everyday the cat waits for him to come home,
From his busy job,
And stressfull day,

But one day the man never came home,
From his long day so the cat,
He pitter patered all the way to him,
From his house,
The Train too,
To a Big building gray like a storm,
He walked in and look for the man,

He looked at the desk,
The Kitchen,
The mail room too,
He must have been their forever,
Till he ran out of food,
The man shall never see his cat again,
But,
The cat will see the man again,
In another place,
So don't be sad they are still there,
In spirit of the,
The Cat Who Walked A Mile 

Copyright © Aiden Braisted | Year Posted 2016

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The Lost Soul

One lost soul in the April rainfall,
His feet glide gloom,
Not sure where to go,
Not sure where he's from,
His head is low in devastation,
His hands hang down to his waist,
He feels as his he's going to cry,
He feels like he's a dead fly

Copyright © Aiden Braisted | Year Posted 2016

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A Crack In the Earth

The world looked around,
Thats what he always does,
Spins,
Spins,
Spins,
He has gotten used to this life,
The same thing every day,
Every night,
Forever,
Oh so he thought,
One day he decided to go another way,
Another path,
No more spinning,
So he stoped,
Or tried to anyways,
He stopped but he kept going,
And he craked,
Don't worry,
He is fine,
Inside of him there was a bright light,
It shined through galaxys,
For the rest of time

Copyright © Aiden Braisted | Year Posted 2016

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Comfort of the Anguish

I found you.
I spent my time wandering an abyss,
a war-torn field of black and white,
until there were two,
I asked you to desist,
I pleaded for the end of a fight.

If I broke my guard,
maybe you would see me,
at last I poured my sorrow into your soul,
I was the fool and you the bard.
We finally came to agree,
there cannot be a part without a whole.

We found one another,
yet now we are apart.
A plague stricken arrow in my heart.

(In times like these)

Copyright © Aiden Braisted | Year Posted 2020


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No Fear

What would I be like without fear,
Would I fly to the moon,
Would I climb Mt.Everest,
Would I be their without you?

Copyright © Aiden Braisted | Year Posted 2016

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