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 Feb 2014 Hailey P
Fiona Crouch
Departed from our earthly lives
At peace in heaven
Days are not the same without you
Daddy dearest
Y**ou are loved and missed
 Feb 2014 Hailey P
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 Feb 2014 Hailey P
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you can pretend you don't know me
but I heard you moan like a little *****
right before you came
go **** yourself.
Why are you gone?
It's been so long.
You were once "catchy", like the words to my favorite song.
Why are you gone?

Why are you gone?
I am so alone.
You dont even answer me on the phone.
All I hear is *ring *ring.... dialtone.
Why are you gone?

Why are you gone?
What happened to being there by my side?
Now there is no one left for me to confide.
Why are you gone?

Why are you gone?
I have cried for help.
What a sad hand I have been dealt
Why are you gone?
I am like the leaves on the ground;
the bones in the grave,
Dead
As I sit as motionlessly
as a tall brown oak,
Eyes dark,
stormy weather,
Lighting strikes,
thunder booms,
A tear falls
I am alive again.
I entered this poem in a contest awhile back. And I just found out that it will be published in a poetry book! My mother is not appreciative of my work. She doesnt understand the meaning of this. It hurts me. She hurts me, I hope that anyone who reads this can relate, or at least understand
 Feb 2014 Hailey P
euphony
Anamnesis*, acting as the neuroimaging in excessive dreamscapes, waves over the inner thoughts that constantly circumambient my mind.

When recollection occurs, it ideally captures endless flashback pictures like a camera's flash, as the infinitesimal moments spent lovably with you count on a perfect day like this particular one.

you completely mesmerize my recollective memories as i spent those sensual moments with you; to adore you as you adore me.









infinite physical kisses & cherry blossoms
I would tell how
your skin
gently touched mine
and how your lips
grazed mine
but I don't know
if you're worthy
of the beautiful words I would use
 Feb 2014 Hailey P
Ralph Albors
As much as I try,
I cannot write.
Phantom words inhabit my mind,
And I am unable to write them down.
What is dead should stay dead:
My words are no more.
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