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Micah Thompson Poem
What is life but the will to live for another
What does that mean you might say. It means exactly what it says-
When you look into that one special person's eyes, you don't see their soul. You
see their depth. The only thing untouchable by the outside world.-
When you feel that strength, but tenderness in which that one person holds you,
you melt. You are in the safest place, you feel, is possible.-
When your hands are laced you're no longer two people. You fit, and your souls
are intertwined in that one moment.-
The second you are away from them, you feel empty, void, in space, but as they
walk in, your cup is over flowing and you are complete, you are full.-
The second your lips touch, the universe and time are standing still and you feel
as if gravity has been lifted and your paths have just connected and will forever.-
You no longer have the ability to think straight and on the level with the mere
thought of this person causes your mind complete ease leaving you in the state
of melancholy.-
No more nights alone. yes, you may be physically sleeping alone but that person
is always right beside you.-
And No Matter what, you will always have this person in your heart. Whatever it
may be that is forcing you down, they will be there and you will each have your
times where you will need to pick one another up from the fall and carry them the
rest of the way
Copyright © Micah Thompson | Year Posted 2007
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as I passed a small brook
I saw a fawn.
no one around. no mother near.
it took a drink from the cool gleaming water
I realized then it wasn't a fawn I was seeing.
it was me.
in all rationality it couldn't have possibly been.
As I approached, the terrain took a drastic change for the 'weird'.
I didn't know what to think seeing as I was dazed and confused.
I suddenly awoke to the feel of cold water rushing over my hands.
I notice the fawn had run off, with no indication it was ever there.
my head was pounding and nothing seemed real.
my senses had heightened and the grass felt of razors
as I kneeled to drink, I noticed two reflections in the water.
nothing was as it seemed.
a small thicket with several bare trees and that silver stream running through
was the last I could remember.
there was no earth and no sky,
no light and no dark.
only him offering me in and opening his heaven,
and there it was.
There I was.
Copyright © Micah Thompson | Year Posted 2007
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with a light in the attic
and no one amidst
my body froze and my soul was soon adrift
as I exited my exterior being
id never found myself this way
I now saw those dwelling in the attic
distant lovers of times far gone
meant to be but taken before their time
they told me the grizzly story
of blood, desire, and hatred
with no difference but the color of skin
and now that their gone they seem no different
but I then returned to my body now in the present
and no recollection of any kind
I lost all thoughts and all drive
I fought now for equality only for nothing to change
no one is different
less violence
but even more ignorance
Copyright © Micah Thompson | Year Posted 2007
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through all relation
against any block
through all the tears
none may mock
all is right
all is wrong
but none may know
until it's gone
that's all that's left
is what's from the heart
and into the ears
it's what molds the mind
and leaves us behind
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with death knocking
add a cold chill
sharpened pain
and gone at once my eyes close shut
my fingers drop
left now for fears to receive
and anger swallowing
he is left to fight for me
even with his compromised condition
and senses failing throughout his system
he is fighting now until the death
robbed by that which deserves no breath
all that’s left is rage and horror
with his blood dripping to add to mine
he makes his final shot just before he’s gone blind
his life is gone but so is mine
and so is his, he who deserved none
and now has none
Copyright © Micah Thompson | Year Posted 2007
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