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ms-ann-thrope
Noneya.
Have you ever seen the way A bushfire sets beautifully ablaze The deepest, darkest forest trees A melting-orange intensity It brings about an ash of gold Like the smothering dust of charcoal The wildest destruction ever to see In the eyes of a son who came from me
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Aug 28, 2021
Aug 28, 2021 at 12:07 PM UTC
Wild Fire 🔥
It’s what propels us all Made kingdoms rise & fall Told the grass to bend in the breeze Caused a wrist to slit & bleed Severed fingers, toes, & ears Helped men conquer their fears Influenced cowards to run & hide Encouraged good woman to sin & lie Butterflies so intense you could hurl & it’s worth all the pain in the world
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Jun 26, 2014
Jun 26, 2014 at 4:08 PM UTC
Love
Look at the happy people Are they not all mad? They’ll empty out their pockets To give more, they wish they had & they’ll do it with a smile Because they genuinely care May God bless the crazy people Who give a **** when life’s not fair
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Jun 26, 2014
Jun 26, 2014 at 4:04 PM UTC
Mad
I was too young Too young to know That selling your soul Is never condoned By the angels above or even demons in hell Now as a misfit In misery, I dwell BUT my decision was NOT made in hast Instead, it determined A sweet lover's fate & if the angels above Cannot understand Then this sacrifice is one I will gladly withstand & with no hesitation I’d quickly defend That in the name of love I’d do it again…
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Jun 26, 2014
Jun 26, 2014 at 3:22 PM UTC
Sacrifice
The Sunflower is awfully bigheaded For being so tall & gangly With fiery blooms, rough around the edges He’s quite a sight to see annually He looks down upon all the other flowers With his head so high in the sky This makes the other flowers jealous But they fail to realize the sunflower lives a lie Because the problem with the sunflower Is that he turns his back on the sun Creating the misconception That he does not need anyone But through the circadian rhythm His leaves continuously change Eluding the very revelation That the sunflower causes his own pain So as the sun begins to set The sunflower realizes what he’s done He faces the darkness with much regret Realizing he cannot live without the sun
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Jun 26, 2014
Jun 26, 2014 at 3:17 PM UTC
Sunflower
The rudiments of love are vested deep within the soul. Like the bleeding sands of time, our feelings can't control--An aggregation of desire, filled by many things. The light that fuels our fire, embellishes our surroundings. We shut our eyes but cannot sleep, we hold our breath, clinch our teeth. We tremble at the slightest brush, our hearts awaken from this rush! & just when we expect the flame to yield, it torches the entire battlefield! This leaves behind a humble scene, of ash, & smoke, & broken dreams... At which point only time can heal, but merely to form another battlefield? I believe that we were made for more, that pain is something we should endure, that life is more than a half-filled glass, but a powerful teacher of poise & class! & I, for one, will never mistake the advantages of a lost-love fate!
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Jun 23, 2014
Jun 23, 2014 at 2:51 PM UTC
Untitled
Where does the time go Since it so rapidly slips away Once it's gone, it's gone for good Leaving me wishing it had stayed The challenge is then to endure It's ever-lasting fleet So cherish every moment & Exploit every opportunity This proves to be more difficult When dreams dissolve in thin air It seems freedom is more restrictive Than others are made aware Therefore, it takes a tenacious person Brave enough to tackle a wall Just when it was suppose to shatter The wall proved it refused to fall Equally headstrong & tormented You vowed to forever pursue This obsession with my confinement Was ultimately the end of me & you Thus, when you declared forever it appeared to be a lie But I realize now more clearly than ever That it is simply the end of time
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Jun 22, 2014
Jun 22, 2014 at 8:34 PM UTC
The End of Time
A child strutted down a gray gravel lane That laid between a rose garden fenced frame The young boy ran his fingers thru the brush Filling the air with a strong floral musk When suddenly, he retracted his hand with a wince When it snagged some thorns on the rose garden fence He cried aloud as his fingers ran red The kind of yelp his mother did dread So she descended from the house which they lived To find her young son waist-deep in roses She pucked him from the garden with care & inquired in the first place, why he was in there He replied to his mother, he wanted it dead To **** the rose that had caused him to bled She cleared her throat, smiled, then said, “My dearest child, do not be misled. Killing the rose won’t cure your bloodshed.” This made the boy cry even harder it seemed He already killed the rose in a vengeful fury His mother smoothed the tears from his cheeks Cleared her throat & again began to speak, “It’s ok to feel bad. It’s all apart of life. After all, what is happiness if not in contrast to strife?”
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Jun 22, 2014
Jun 22, 2014 at 8:24 PM UTC
Lessons
I looked into the eye of the crow & all I saw was-black I knew the beast had consciousness Only reality he lacked... He had a sort of pompousness Which I think is misunderstood Because he's filled with emptiness He must portray that he's good & yet I find it rather odd Whenever I do see A twinkle in the distance That reminds myself of me & I guess that's why I stick around This dark & cold abyss I hope one day his consciousness Can help him find his bliss... But I predict he'll never change He'll never see what he can be & just like that all my life Will be shattered by my dreams...
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 3:48 PM UTC
The Crow
He dusted off the old rocking chair & asked me to have a seat He'd tell me what he was doing there If I'd simply take a load off my feet I found this gesture laughable I would rather stand! Then listen to another word Uttered by this despicable Man! But His confidence eluded Him He knew I would protest & yet I saw Him conceal a grin At the denial of His request! At this point, I couldn't even move I could barely breathe He acknowledged my discomfort, said, "Very well" & took the seat! As He sat there callously, Scoping out the room He said He just could not believe The daffodils won't bloom! This absurdity helped catch my breath I quickly snapped to interject, **** the flowers! **** this place!" & turned to flee with great hast! This made Him chortle with much glee He barked, "Silly, girl, you cannot leave! I know you've known this all along, The Cottage is where your Soul belongs!" I felt so angry I could cry I hit my knees & pleaded: "WHY?! I kicked You out so long ago! Don't speak to me as if You know!" & this is where the story twists: He dropped His grin & stood up quick Now, controlled by His brown eyes Forced to hear His every lie: "I know that we have been apart, But that's no excuse to neglect your heart, & that is why I'm here again, to protect you from yourself, My friend..." & that's the moment I lost my mind To hear Him call me "friend" As if His love, I could deny! (So, instead, I was forced to pretend) But He already knew my tricks We played this game before All this time Our stubbornness Is the very quality We adored! So, while He tried to lecture me I quickly stoked a match I had laced The Cottage previously & dropped it on a kerosine-soaked mat! & as I laughed maniacally at the seconds we had left To my surprise He grinned idly As We slowly burned to death...
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Jun 12, 2014
Jun 12, 2014 at 3:12 PM UTC
The Visitor (Part II)
He dusted off the old rocking chair & asked me to have a seat He'd tell me what he was doing there If I'd simply take a load off my feet I found this gesture laughable I would rather stand! Then listen to another word Uttered by this despicable Man! But His confidence eluded Him He knew I would protest & yet I saw Him conceal a grin At the denial of His request! At this point, I couldn't even move I could barely breathe He acknowledged my discomfort, said, "Very well" & took the seat! As He sat there callously, Scoping out the room He said He just could not believe The daffodils won't bloom! This absurdity helped catch my breath I quickly snapped to interject, **** the flowers! **** this place!" & turned to flee with great hast! This made Him chortle with much glee He barked, "Silly, girl, you cannot leave! I know you've known this all along, The Cottage is where your Soul belongs!" I felt so angry I could cry I hit my knees & pleaded: "WHY?! I kicked You out so long ago! Don't speak to me as if You know!" & this is where the story twists: He dropped His grin & stood up quick Now, controlled by His brown eyes Forced to hear His every lie: "I know that we have been apart, But that's no excuse to neglect your heart, & that is why I'm here again, to protect you from yourself, My friend..." & that's the moment I lost my mind To hear Him call me "friend" As if His love, I could deny! (So, instead, I was forced to pretend) But He already knew my tricks We played this game before All this time Our stubbornness Is the very quality We adored! So, while He tried to lecture me I quickly stoked a match I had laced The Cottage previously & dropped it on a kerosine-soaked mat! & as I laughed maniacally at the seconds we had left To my surprise He grinned idly As We slowly burned to death...
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