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Love

Love is like that of a human face

  Love's eyes are continually searching through the bleak masses for affection,  
attention, and stability from other eyes staring back through the vail of our worries.

 When love's eyes are set on a certain destination they will stop at nothing to 
make it their own or look at the world the same again. 

 Love's mouth is foolish and whispers sweet nothings into the stark air only to 
have another feel the same as love does. 

 Love's tongue flicks words into the abyss, bringing a ray of light into the darkest 
 corners of our minds. 

 Love's ears pine to find the same words its own lips gives or any sign that we all 
haven't lost that primordial feeling that two people can give one another with just 
one glance.

Copyright © Megan Maddox | Year Posted 2007



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Mother's Catcher

The oceans dark waves
            Crash along the shore
               Bringing whatever its drowned heart desires
                   To Mother's Catcher
                      The wind is blowing through our lives again
                         Not protected by the trees
                           Its cold fingers sweep across the landscape
                              we are no longer free
                                Our pockets have long been clean
                                  Our men are wrapped in shrouded graves
                                    Surrounded by monuments long dead
                                      The wind is blowing again?
                                        Can you hear the howls?
                                          of those in Mother's Catcher...

Copyright © Megan Maddox | Year Posted 2007

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So Will You Come With Me

Can you hear the drumbeats
     Gathering a sound
     mixing blood and sand
     Stolen form the ground

      Broken men
      Marching to the sea
      eyes are empty
      because there is nothing left to see

     Mothers weep for mercy
     for their boys to return home
     To dance among the city lights
     the only place they call their own

    Vacant buildings
    surrounded by trash
    Children smash broken bottles
    As brittle as yesterdays dreams
    Praying for God's only wrath

    So will you come with me

Copyright © Megan Maddox | Year Posted 2007


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