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Somewhere (despite some unfortunate)
we are all looked at: someone wants us;
too far from home; they cannot have us;
chance(s) left behind, then we are taken
by another, O' joy! got old, want change.
Now look at us; that is not an option!
Years into tomorrow's future yesterday
we are too worn and gray wearing baggy
Halloween faces with no treats to offer
anymore, and no one wants us, not ever,
in every attractive passing but sometimes,
"Hello, how are you?" may come along
to give false hope someone really cares.
After a while it then becomes passé, passé,
for we know so damn well, looking back,
"Yep, another day of not happenings!"
yet ride an endless dream, keeps us going,
despite turning eyes to us, on us no more...
That is why my self-made T-shirt reads,
"May as well take a good look at me now;
45 years into tomorrow's future yesterday
I will be wearing my half-in-the-bag face!"
we are all looked at: someone wants us;
too far from home; they cannot have us;
chance(s) left behind, then we are taken
by another, O' joy! got old, want change.
Now look at us; that is not an option!
Years into tomorrow's future yesterday
we are too worn and gray wearing baggy
Halloween faces with no treats to offer
anymore, and no one wants us, not ever,
in every attractive passing but sometimes,
"Hello, how are you?" may come along
to give false hope someone really cares.
After a while it then becomes passé, passé,
for we know so damn well, looking back,
"Yep, another day of not happenings!"
yet ride an endless dream, keeps us going,
despite turning eyes to us, on us no more...
That is why my self-made T-shirt reads,
"May as well take a good look at me now;
45 years into tomorrow's future yesterday
I will be wearing my half-in-the-bag face!"
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Moon of my Heart
When I reflect on her, I think of the Moon.
So alive and filled with magic,
never too bright, or too dim,
she hangs in my night's sky like a beacon,
showing me the truth of myself,
To gaze upon her is to dream endlessly of her touch,
yet remain a million stars apart.
She is neither here, nor there,
flitting effortlessly across my heart,
like a wayward ship upon a glass ocean.
And I will love her
till the End
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glass heart
till friday
i’m me
till friday
i’m free
and then on friday
i’ll return to this prison
that i used to call home —
dance behind the chains sneaking around my heart
squeezing, till i bleed happy tears
when i see your hazel eyes again
it’s nothing but stars under a dimly lit room
brighter than the aquamarine and diamonds that hang above my chest
that i clutch and finger;
a weak grip on a reality slipping
dangerously into fantasy; here
you touch here i crave
and our fingers and lips are dancing with our feet
till midnight, it’s blue and black that hide the flowers
blossoming into fulfilment when we’re c
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And Just Like That Letting Go Feels So Much Easier
There's something life changing in the way you tap your pen against the desk.
I'm not just saying so to sound poetically nice on page,
but because with the click of your pen meeting wood I can see myself on the other side, being caught in your gaze when you look out over your glasses.
I see myself telling you how annoying it is.
You sticking your tongue out and laughing.
I would say it not because the sound drives me crazy,
but because seeing you laughing does.
When I say something as small as a nervous tick is life changing it's because I can feel you changing my life.
Even in the small moments.
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Not my best but something until I put up the other poem I am still working on.
This poem was inspired through talks with my Grandfather I have had when he'd talk about his youthful days and what he once was and once had. So, this poem goes out to all the people in the world who really don't want to get old. Countless times I hear him say among other older people, "You know, the golden years are not what they're cracked up to be." I couldn't agree more, and I'm not even old yet, hah.
While this is often a motivation-destroying and negative topic, I added some humor to the poem to lighten it up a bit. I mean, what better way than not to get ticked off about it and just joke about it, right?
Enjoy the read!
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Aye, sad!