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Please hand me the pen
so I can bequeath ’tis burden
Mother’s plea, “ran as fast as you go”
but the only way is to let go;
feel the things you supposed to know.

Comes with zipper, a lock, and sometimes a hand —
obliged to carry to keep you on land.
Pass the luggage under the sun
to thy daughter, make a son.

Who even started to forge this bag?
who to blame o’er this vaguely declared war?

Please, hand me a pen.
Tore a page, let them be free.
Let them breathe.
I was once told,
“the rain was a bit odd,”
said by the old
who was holding a gourd.

How can such elders promote
the apple they bit and remote,
having the antidote but
refused to use the boat?

I did not believe that the rain was weird
perhaps I learned to embrace, even the strongest wind.
Laying underneath the shades of cold
I, myself, ran out of gold
Saying words out of nowhere
Tale of a poet, died, left no single prayer
Epiphanic sequence I quite recall
Nauseous, realizing I was the fool in fable
Idealistic body found by the same soul
Nuts if I beg to end it all
Got each clue, boxed to compel the call
Hereby he conduct the postmortem
Eulogized as nothing to show ’em
All of the saboteurs, moaning and grinning
Raising their voices — caused killing
Ivy outgrew, covered and itching
No one heard him ’til one evening
Gained nothing; lost everything — thereupon never ending
Sweetest merch,
from the start I live to search
thought this time it may go deeper than trench.
The pain and romance, you brought to forge
the urge — forced me to purge.

Passed by me
15th of May, it was sunny
seconds yet it felt twelvemonth — believe me,
how you read me easily and through
when I thought I'd be hard thorough.

Asking the God's above why couldn’t we
if plotted in our destiny, weren't we meant to be?
How for every time with you I feel sorry
as I wrote this poem, unnecessarily
like an asymptote, no matter how close they meet.

Changed your name to hide the surge
realizing — it became a one-sided page to indulge
I couldn’t run to places I’d never been,
if only I could — I would have as I should have been
you deserve better than a man who’s bitter.

My dearest, hinge
even if against the church
I got the perfect vision — I'm yours to be
but you will never be mine; forever to bury
forevermore carved in each of my artery.
Tears of skies felt on my skin
Moisture of lands so within
Notes play as bars begin
Staring at the ceiling, daydreamin’
House has been always a home
where he lives and love for so long
the first of the fourth
and the thirst to his worth.

The perfect imperfection
get on his nerves for assertion
yet he is an orthodox
passing like a paradox.

Feeling the blues never felt blue
for he embrace the beauty of truth.
Litany of thoughts stuck in brain, burrowed
for what he sees on stained glass window

No one knows who he really is
and everyone knows what they missed.
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