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Gregory Dun Aer Mar 2019
There's no inclination for you to feel anything for me,
but sadly truth is I'm struggling.
I've been tugging onto tissues hoping my tears
will stop waging war on my cheeks.
Did you know, I didn't sleep?
I haven't slept since I said goodbye,
ok maybe that's a lie- maybe an hour
here or there but enough for me to
hope to dream of you; but I don't,
it's ripping me up London girl,
I'm one step of a ledge I've never been on,
never knew it'll take this long
to jump, and I've never known it
to hurt this much.
I know you don't need to care,
but tonight and last night,
I've been dreaming of you ...
Back here....Back there...
Back to square one....with me.
Silly dreams, I know.
My medic is no where to be seen,
and I'm one day further from her.
My medic is no where to be seen,
and tonight I won't sleep again.
Medic, medic, I'm so pathetic,
I struggle to accept it that you're gone,
and I'm holding onto something
that isn't there anymore.
I love you, and oh how I wish you did too.
Gregory Dun Aer Mar 2019
So if it takes four years to forget me,
remember that definitely is just a word we assign to things we think will never end.
So if you play pretend, befriend a soldier,
remember that my shoulder is open.
An unlocked box holding up rocks waiting,
training, continuously changing; for you.
So if it takes four years to forget me,
remember that we live in a world
where artists curl ears to snip it straighter,
forget the patience it took before that cut,
forget the other stuff that cause the pain
and all we see is a painting. The stained page
of a life lost to being caged in with nothing.
We are all fighting our own demons,
and I'm glad you ran from mine-
I'll fight the confines of my cage waiting,
the patience I feel  in my soul weakening,
and each hit I'm dealt seeps in further.
Bruised and blue I remember you,
the starry nights won't pay justice to me,
and I ask not a leprechaun for change
because all he'll offer me is a pen and ink
pushing me to rethink and in rethinking,
I'm thinking I miss you, I'm knowing I do,
and saying sorry hurts a little less,
because it's like a blessing to my pettiness,
I've dug my grave so let me bury in it.
London girl, this heartbreak is my own fault,
hold your head high and cherish your rides,
Carry my story as just "another man you met".
Keep taking photos, I'm sure you'll see what I mean. You're astounding and beautiful. Keep doing you because you do you better than anyone else. I really wish you the best for future university too, you'll become a famous photographer one day, a journalist photographer for re..ters or something. But hold your passions, you'll be amazing. All the best to your mum, your nan , probably not Vicky ( I know it's mean for me to say ) and all the best to Henry and your future lucky man. I love you and I hope it doesn't last too long that I can't look back. So keep at it beautiful girl, don't give up.
Gregory Dun Aer Mar 2019
If you're looking for reasons to hate yourself,
don't help the demons win your battles.
They say cattles don't bleat like sheep,
and I guess there's a green for every tree,
but when it comes down to it- you-
You're human and a beautiful one at that.
I know I remind you almost always about it,
but I just wanted you to never doubt it,
because clouded sky mostly leads to storms
and bub you shouldn't be torn into thunders,
sold like lightning onto tin roof.
You are amazing like the crew you carry around you,
and I am forever grateful to have known you.
Beautiful girl, don't give up, hold what love
you can and trust me when I tell you,
you'll find an amazing man to hold that love too.
I'm sorry westham girl, I wished things were easier. I wished I could give you what you wanted - but I'm glad it's not me that you're with. There's no amount of remarkable that you don't deserve; take the world because one day someone will hand it to you. Keep it, you deserve it.
Gregory Dun Aer Mar 2019
I fell into the pool of you at full force,
unaware that the course carried currents
and the hardest part is I'm disheartened.
Your laughter gave me shine
and the fact that you're mine made me smile,
So bless the souls that intertwine with yours,
but behind closed doors- I know it's not mine.
I say goodbye to you as a martyr,
unafraid of the struggles I'll face
and unaware that you'll say it back so easily.
Once where you cared for me, it's dissipated,
the fates tested our waters and drowned us both.
There is more love today than yesterday,
but it's washed away alongside my goodbyes.
I love you- in the distance,
because the difference between you and I,
Is still a million miles.
Gregory Dun Aer Aug 2018
A line for the bathroom,
a line across the table;
aligned with diamonds
like science in a frame.
Tamed smile yet crazed;
the trace of a trade
that left a taste in mind
for future profit.
The costless ambition;
that’s driven gravestones
into the homes of families
caught in abuse.
Tonight; there’s a line;
one to the bathroom,
another across the table,
and one to the tombs.
The white powder
that overpowers clear
minds,
the white lines
that has victims
forever reading
between the lines;
a fine print
that reads
‘**** this’;
my time ends
with this line.
Gregory Dun Aer Aug 2018


It’s dark; right after half past seven,
each article of leather on your body
seems to copy the odour of shoes.
Bad news is that her curfew is nine,
so you draw a line across your palm
and gesture a call with your fingers,
it lingers but she pretends to pick up;
you make a loud enough beep and say
‘please hold the line, someone will
be right with you’ pushing forward your
palm,
and her calm demeanour disappears;
she cries but by tonight in a couple years,
when it’s half past night and her
curfew has been lifted;
you’re there gesturing your phone call,
but no one answers,
you push forward your palm,
to an empty space.
The same night; a few years later,
the silence seems somewhat greater;
you’re there ...but she isn’t.
It’s entirely different but you’re
in the same place, in the same spot,
and you cried; a lot.
Gregory Dun Aer Jul 2018
There's a barrier of two blocks that sit between our hearts,
each broken part of what we are only settles with the sun;
but tonight I've begun my journey into losing myself.
It's always been a scream of help away from losing it all,
maybe if I stand tall, there's one less stress on my mind
because feeling so blind in trying to gain vision is horrifying.
Maybe I'm just not ready to be loved, or maybe we're just wrong,
for one another, for each other, maybe just wrong all together.
Maybe there's an ocean drowning our hearts,
and this time the kiss I gave you over Christmas night,
isn't a lifejacket to help us out.
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