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Isha Kumar Jan 2015
The eyes lost
light
as the sun began
to dim.
They became less
bright
because of God's
whim.
Isha Kumar Jan 2015
The way
you smile,
showing
your teeth,
it makes
you look
like a
creep.

Stop.

You make me lose
sleep.
Makes a chill run down my spine, that guy. Brr...
Isha Kumar Jan 2015
I haven't seen
you in a
while.
Have I
told you
I love your
smile?
Tanya! Here you go!
Isha Kumar Jan 2015
Ice
You are like fire,
sometimes
ice.
If the truth
should suffice,
would you be
nice?
For the bipolar guy who sits next to me in class.
Isha Kumar Jan 2015
Red
He hit
me hard
with
His big head.
My lip
turned red
as
it bled.
All the credit to my dear little annoying brother for the big bruise on my lower lip. It still hurts, thanks for asking
Isha Kumar Jan 2015
We stay up all night
to find words that rhyme.
We scribble. We write,
losing track of time.

We stare into space,
deep in thought.
From a child's fairy-tale
to the wars fought.

We can't stay still.
Our fingers, they itch.
With no path to follow,
in dreams we are rich.

We dance and fly
but crash to the floor.
We laugh and cry
with our emotions galore.

Smiling while judging,
we scribble. We write.
From petty love stories
to the furious fights.

Over incomplete lines,
we again lose sleep.
Muttering new words
as we silently weep.

We see the world
the way no one would.
We break the rules
the way no one could.

A new day begins
with all new themes.
"Which one to choose?"
Our minds scream.

We scribble. We write
with bees in our bonnets.
From epic ballads
to the melancholic sonnets.

With passion in our blood,
and a calloused hand,
we are poets.
Together we stand.
He Never Said I'm Sorry

He never said I'm sorry
For the bad things that he did
Or all the time that he missed
When I was just a kid

He never said I'm sorry
For never teaching me
All the things I would need
To help me through me teens

He never said I'm sorry
For not standing by my side
The day when I got married
Not meeting my new bride

He never said I'm sorry
For not knowing his grandson
Missed the day he was born
Never knew how he grew up

He never said I'm sorry
As he laid dying in his bed
Now for him I just feel sorry
For all the things he never did

He never said I'm sorry


Poem by: Carl Joseph Roberts
I guess the thing he did give me was that I now shower my son with love every day.

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