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Connor 7d
Too late
By: Connor s Owens.


      Broken glass filled with water, will leak without faultar,
Cracks in the foundation were my creation.
Created by my pain in which you obtained.
My torment led to your resent.
Even with my blindness you showed kindness.
Two distant hearts began to fall apart.
One was tired while the other still admired.
She became ill because his problems were overkill.
He gets easily upset, worried she’ll forget.
He wants to try but she wants to say goodbye
Men don't cry so he sits with tired eyes
Am i the bad guy he asks himself.
He feels as if he was a butterfly who lost its wings.
All he's left with is a sting.
When around her his heart started to sing.
Like an orchestra playing the strings.
His heart left broken in his own poison he will soak in.
Waiting for the day they'll discuss
He's gonna listen and not make a fuss.
He doesn't want to let her go.
He’ll give her deadly ammo. He'll take the blows.
Because not even his family, only she helps him grow.

      He doesn't want to throw away those photos.
He is insecure but she wants his trust.
He will do something and adjust.
He's scared but he always knew she cared.
He's gonna let the past go for his love he's always compared to.
His past pain kept his real emotions impaired.
She already did what most haven't, helped him repair.
He's the problem but she will never admit it.
He knows he's determined he’ll be the one to fix it.
Wall collapses as he tears it down
In a boxing ring. He exposes his chin
She could knock him out right there within.
Her punch doesn't come.
Standing there he feels dumb
He punches instead and she accepts it.
In disbelief he sits and cries.
She never wanted to hurt him.
She wants him to feel mystified.
His harsh replies and little lies made her wanna say goodbye
All too late to fix what he used to stand by
Highlighting ones insecurity's affecting one’s relationship
Connor 7d
Love garden
By: Connor s Owens.

I opened your heart and left you to bleed.
My demons attacked you where they feed.
Leaving a pain tainted seed.
I ask myself why? Why do you come back after I left you to die?
Why do you care so much when I left without saying goodbye?
Why do you smile when all I say are lies?
All I do is hurt, but you cleaned and watered the dirt.
You removed the fence letting it be freed.
Where in my garden you planted your seed.
For once I looked at the dark clouds for showers.
Sitting idly by, I watched by the hour.
I saw your plant flower.
I cried.
For a long time I tried to hide.
But your plant grew too big.
With anger I stormed over and started to dig.
Flushed with emotions I start to uproot.
It felt great,  those feelings hurt.
All that remained was the fruit.
from dull eyes I looked in the mirror where they twinkled.
Days, months even years pass living life fast i kept my foot on the gas.

With life going by, I finally checked my garden.
The dirt was filled with weeds and the fence back up again, but this time the wood was hardened.
The sight gave me memories where it was freed.
With a beautiful plant that grew from a seed.
Planted by a girl I thought was only gonna stay awhile.
The garden pleaded for care by your hands but my mind was still in denial.
The sun shined bright but everyday only clouds were in sight.
The owner spilled poison in the garden.
The twinkle is gone and the light dwindles.
The owner forgot her name.
Grabbed the memories and let them burn.
Ashes and dust litter his property.
But the garden wanted prosperity and never forgot her name.
The garden made the owner live in shame.
Months go by.
But the two will meet and share their first real hi.

The garden still with the fence flourishes now.
She finally came back.
The owner, puzzled , asks himself how.
How could someone create such a beautiful thing?
Not wanting her to go, he sits by the garden, the one thing he will cling on.
Afraid of the day those tender hands will be gone

Tender hands back fixing and watering his garden.
But even the brightest days darken.
Poison seeps into his garden and on them both.
They argue flowers turn away including the roses.
They cry, dirt turns to mud making a mess.
When he feels hate he visits the garden.
Cause those are the hands he wants and couldn't settle for less.
Instead of watching on the side he gives it a try.
This time he tenders his garden with her, something he's never done.
She moves to the fence to take it down.
But he says no and tells her to go around.
He puts his hands full of aches and cracks and tears them down.
She helped him get to this point.
All he needed was a little shove.
For once he knows what this is called.
He hugs her knowing this feeling.
love
I wanted to focus on how your partner helps you heal and overcome challenges you might face

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