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By what means must you be drunk
To find yourself face first with a pink trunk

In the midst of the night
When things arent quite right

The moon seems to get a little nearer
And your eyes no longer see much clearer

Your stomach does trapeze tricks
While your feet wobble on tall sticks

It can be quite a fright
When u see that strange sight

Of things that shouldnt, that suddenly are
And surely pink pachyderms qualify as bazar

Especially when one is holding the moon
Dragging it along like some silver balloon

Barely thinking this devil's drink has me out done
But it didnt seem right this shifty elephant on the run

Finally leaving with a huff and shocked i must admit
Seeing that the elephant didnt even have a 'moon transfer' permit
 Mar 2016 AylahHearts
Barbara
With tainted eyes,
And soundless cries,
I hear the sadness,
When love dies.
My first poem. It's not perfect, it's not meant to be.
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%##%

the hell with this ******* reality



What puzzles me the most about HP

is that you are poets !

Yet most of you are STILL LIVING

in this ******* reality

And are merely trying to cope with it

WEIRD !

poetry is the railroad from slavery to freedom

But we treat it like a *****

To use and abuse and to transfer

Our pain onto each other



UNNECESSARY AND A WASTE !

)(

the simple child !

He knows

The simple child !

As he grows (?)

LO !

The world !



in a mere second you can know

All the wisdom of the world !


.
I wished upon the stars for someone like you
Someone who would ignite a flame in me that died many years ago
And it seems my wish came true

But with every wish comes a price

The price I paid was to watch you have your flame ignited by someone else.

Someone, that would never be me.

*~ Blake Hinamori
My friends abroad think I'm peculiarly English
My English friends think I'm peculiarly northern
My northern friends just think I'm peculiar
But at least I've got friends

                                                     By Phil Roberts
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