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Those Things That Never Were
I miss that distorted place called 'us'
On the border of my fragile trust
Disillusionment I ate up
Just like you did my reality
Your eyes bathed in a certain light
a gossamer figment, my heart's delight
But the luminescence left one night
and your shadow was cast on my soul
I miss your breath caught in me
your voice warped on a gentle breeze
But what was it you said to me?
Who knows, my love was louder
My hands cool on your lips
to silence words muting our bliss
But its for those words that I wish
and its quiet now, as I miss
Those things that never were
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nice one yaar...
these lines were simply cool,"But what was it you said to me?
Who knows, my love was louder"
but c'mon wake up..
thoes things that never were,keep your eyes open you might get those soon enough...
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Favorite Quote:
We wouldn't ask a rose that grew from the concrete for having damaged petals; in turn we'd all celebrate its tenacity, we'd all love tz will to reach the sun well we are the roses n these are my damaged petals don't ask me why thank God and ask me how
Oh and please check out my poem Ghosts of The Past and rate/comment. I would really appreciate your insight.
Once again the poem was superb. :)