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 Jun 2017 Bisaal
Terry Jordan
I can’t take Sam off speed dial
I’m expecting his call
Especially Sunday mornings
Warming up, stretching tall

That’s when he always calls me
Though sometimes I call him
Now twenty Sundays have passed
My chances getting slim

I can’t delete my brother
I’m still yearning for his call
He owes me one, even though
He died one Sunday last fall
A sentimental piece from real life-I keep Sam's number on my speed dial & miss him terribly since he died 5 months ago...
 Jun 2017 Bisaal
Vale Luna
I'll share my poetry

With anyone
Who will understand it.
Poets need poets.
 Jun 2017 Bisaal
Francie Lynch
I've been reading about you.
Every word, though a short piece
I keep in my wallet
To look over now and then.
The page folds across your breast
Where I was wont to be.
It's a good likeness of a girl
With style, and eyes and flowing auburn tresses,
And a smile that makes me smile
Recalling summer.
Could we start again, please.
Perhaps a different ending, please.
Notes
 Jun 2017 Bisaal
The Ghost
I’m taught to follow, to do what everyone expects me to do.
I’m merely a ghost living in the shadows of others that has walked before me.
Never free, never able to just be me.
I’m just a ghost living in the shadows.
 Jun 2017 Bisaal
Amaranthine
I have a potion
to read minds
called sixth sense.
 Jun 2017 Bisaal
Haruharu
Every day you're on my mind.
Cause you were one of a kind.

We found each other in the dark.
That day at the park.

But I want to forget.
Now you're just another regret.

It's all in the past.
We knew it wouldn't last.

Time flies,
as our love dies.
Tried my first poem on rhymes.
 Jun 2017 Bisaal
Isabelle
Homeless
 Jun 2017 Bisaal
Isabelle
Don't ever build home in people
They all come and go
And when they leave you
Again and again
Homeless you'll be
Home-less..

Sad thing about being away, is when you do not have a pen. I miss writing and reading!
 Jun 2017 Bisaal
Vale Luna
Let's

do something.

Something
we know

we'll regret

Tomorrow
morning.
#10w
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