Best Poems Written by Victoria Ward

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10 Little Kids

10 little kids are messing with twine
one got strangled and then there were nine.

9 little kids are hooking up bait
one took a bite and then there were eight.

8 little kids are playing with kevin,
one got tripped and then there were seven.

7 little kids were throwing bricks,
one got hit and then there were six.

6 little kids are eating chives,
one got sick and then there were five.

5 little kids are now at war,
one went down and now there are four.

4 little kids saw reality,
one enjoyed and now there are three.

3 little kids went to Timbuktu,
one got lost and now there are two.

2 little kids have spun and spun,
one fell down and now there is one.

1 little kid is all but done,
he runs home and now there are none. 

-ShadowFlame431

Copyright © Victoria Ward | Year Posted 2016


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My Nightmares

My nightmares haunt me.
fears surface and consume.
I wish for peace alone.

Copyright © Victoria Ward | Year Posted 2016

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Go, Girl

Run,girl
Flee from your dreams
Too optimistic
Find a new reality

Jump,girl
on the brink of your scheme
no more ingenuity
nothing as it seemed

Sprint,girl
no longer one
changed forever
Your past has just begun

Cry,girl
you are broken
heart in pieces
Nothing left is spoken

-Victoria Ward

Copyright © Victoria Ward | Year Posted 2016

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Hope

Somewhere along a stony way,
Lies a hidden hope of yesterday.
You probably never noticed it in the past,
But there are joys forever to last.
They will show up when you
least expect them to,
And they will reward you
with bliss experienced
by only a fortunate few.

Copyright © Victoria Ward | Year Posted 2016

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