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Jan 2016 · 2.1k
Team
He told me
to trust in him
he said together
we could win
but he was only
in it to win it.
it was never as it seems
now i am no longer
on the boy I love's
team
Jan 2016 · 581
Sleep No More
"Sleep no more."
The girl hangs her head in shame.

"Sleep no more."
Says the rich man in vain.

"Sleep no more."
Cries the mother in pain.

"Sleep no more."
A teenager lies alone.

"Sleep no more."
Whispers the wind all alone.

"Sleep no more."
We say as our true selves are shown.

It does not matter who or what you are.
If you are a rich man or a lonely weeper
We are all equal in the eyes of the Reaper.
Jan 2016 · 447
Strength
She was grace
But he was not.
He loved her for her face
She loved his heart, and a whole awful lot.

He was grace
She was too
He could win the race
She never knew to race, It was too new.

He broke her down
She could barely stand
He thought her cries were a musical sound.
She just wasn't in a band.

She is strong.
He is trash.
She won, in the long run.
Now he has night terrors about her, watch him at night. Watch him trash.

So goodbye, Bad Boy.
She pulls out a double barreled gun.
He played with her, But she is no toy.
Wake up, boy. This is about to get fun.
Jan 2016 · 588
Gone but Not Forotten
RIP to the best actor I have ever known.
To my heart you are forever sewn.
You have impacted my life more than anyone.
You saved me and gave me another day under the sun.
Thank you for touching my heart.
What you did was a true art.

RIP to the only person to stop my tears.
I have loved you for years and years.
Even though we have never met.
You are someone I could never forget.

Sleep well in Death, you beautiful man.
Please know I am forever your fan
I'll never forget how many lives you have touched.
Be happy up there? If I can ask. If it's not to much.

Rip to the man of many roles.
Death took it's toll.
To these words I wish I could send.
Thank you, my hero, Alan Rickman.

Feburary 21, 1946-Janurary 14, 2016
*"Always..."

— The End —