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 Sep 2014 InspireDreamBelieve
Dee
As I sight my first love…
The one who gave me definition
A reason for my existence
Thoughts flash back in time,
My aha moment, finding life
When…
Her tender mouth and lips said all
Breathing my breath,
She etched her name over mine
Without a moment’s parting,
Searching achingly, trembling
Leaving her signature tune
My heart ecstatic…
Fire coals forever cindering

How I desire to live again…
With a bouquet of red roses in my hand
On a bended knee, look up into her hazel eyes
I seek her hand in matrimony
“Yes tonight my darling” she smiles…
I never liked my name very much until I tasted it on your tongue.
 Sep 2014 InspireDreamBelieve
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Forgot the man who said
He used to hide in the TV shelf's cabinet
Out of anxiety and sadness
Hidden from everyone
But haunted by demons
He could not escape

Remember the one who bikes at full-speed
Strong legs, taking himself places
On adventurous journeys
To the neighboring destinations

Remember uncovering the eyes of the girl you love
To show her an expression of your ardor
In full bloom.

I want to love someone like you
Someone articulate
In expressing compatibility
Someone free-spirited and sturdy
I want the you I remember

The you that remains is one I forgot
The sadness that desperately clings to
The joy that nervously trembles on the steeple

I know there is more to be remembered
And less to forget

The story I remember is spray-painted
On a construction site spelling out:

L-O-V-E


It is music playing in a nearby house
Two love-struck teenagers
Dancing under lamposts
Imagining moonlight

The you that remains
Is you with your puppies
And just loving the runt
"Maybe", I think now,
"He's the runt and the runt is him"
I'd just like to say "Thank you"
Perhaps I peered too closely into the abysmal potholes of other people’s souls
of whom I had no business pilfering through in the first place.
Now I ponder about feelings and memories that do not belong to me
some of which are long forgotten, disregarded, or even irrelevant.
Of this information that I have unearthed and processed, I know not what to do with it.
I am perpetually preoccupied with what lies beneath the surface point, which is what pushes me forward, yet could propel me to my downfall.
I just sit here and anxiously ponder this arcane information I acquiesced
through means not noble to my standard of normal morals.
There is nothing else to do.
For I rest here in the realm of reality.
This is no novel of fiction for me to figure out.
I can’t flip through the pages of people’s plights.
Something like that does not fall within my rights.
I am a mere meddling mortal amongst other mortals.
I am no god who sits proudly upon their plethora of others’ secrets.

I am just another human being.
Something else from a year ago. I need to stay humble and worry about myself.
Lose my lips in unknown taste
let me sip the nectar of your mind
climb the corridors of no return
as paradise seems to fade away....

The once old fashioned heart I knew
fell by the way side many a days ago
where Angels forfeit their immortality
to feel what us humans throw away....

The taste that was once so sweet
filled the soul of of blossom seed
cherished the giver of her needs
ohh dear darling, bring it on till it bleeds....

Debbie Brooks 2014
You can't hold her
When you grip tight
She will
Slip
Like sand
Falling through the tiny cracks
In between each finger
You can try
But every time
Your hand will end up
Empty
White knuckles
Snatching up
The air
Nothing else
For she
Alone
Holds herself together
Pieces of string
Globs of glue
Strips of duct tape
Hastily slapped on
Her two hands
Alone
Pull and
Cover and
Push away

There is no room
For
You
We both traced the constellations
those that were unknown
the stars danced to a different tune last night
Those we called our own
The astronomers stencilled each complicated line
With our bare hands we scratched each curve
We may have not  heard yet
We've built a universe of our own
It's just wrong to compare. Watch how we change history.
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