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Jack Touchet Jul 2012
Within my heart
Lies a little start.
Such a small pump
Haphazardly dumps
A plethora of feeling
From a cardiac ceiling.
A breathless trance,
A love fueled dance,
I sit staring at you.
Your skin,
So lovely in hue,
Is radiant from within.
Whatever would I do
Were I taken from you?
Lie quietly on the grass
As visions quickly begin to pass
Through a broken mind
To pass the time.
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
Three young men make their way into a dried river bed, each searching for his own treasure. "Oh if I can only happen upon that which is rightfully mine by both blood and battle, I should become the greatest this nation has ever known. I will rule with a vengeful hammer, and strike down with nery a whim." The oldest holding a certain distaste for having to wait and then search, shouted at the top of his lungs.
  "Rightfully yours?" asked his younger brother, a kinder spirit than the former, "And to rule with a vengeful hammer? Dear brother, know you nothing of the world around us? You cannot simply strike and command obedience. You must acquire trust, and love, then loyalty."
  The last of the brothers, youngest of them all, had grown accustomed to their bickering. Today, as well as on others, his silence and their lack of focus paid off as he struck something squar and wooden with his toe, rimmed in gold that hardly shown in the light. He need only abandon them in the wood now.
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
Folly,
What chance that I
May happen upon such
Distant and tribulant blunders?
Trembling
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
I look to the sky and
Feel life in a warm band,
Encompassed my arm
And showing no harm.

I fall from this warmth then
Find my own hearth when
Suddenly I do feel grey,
I've lost in my own little way.

But then there's a light,
It robs me of plight,
She fills me with joy,
I would tackle Troy.

For her I'd break down those walls,
And stand by and watch as they fall.
They'd crumble in spite
Of me taking delight
In being closer to the most beautiful of all.
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
To write of pains I
Never feel would be silly,
Hold to truths of self
Jack Touchet Feb 2012
Winter falls silently
On a town hidden in bliss.
As rain drops start falling
We recoil, slither, hiss.
The cold burns our warm skin
And we mutter to ourselves
Of how weather is awful
And we beg for the sun.
But the sun will never
Show its face;
It hides away behind clouds,
Oh it loves such a shroud.
Such a wave it sends
With its powerful chill
As the ice shoots as beams
Straight down to the earth,
Such wonder is cold,
So badly it hurts.
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
Words flow out
In violent torrents,
Shaking the very support
Beams of my soul.
I try my best
To make it right,
But still you wont let
Me say my mind.
Not everything
That people do
Is a hidden attack on
Who you are.

You're not the only
Afraid to lose,
Perhaps you should try wearing
Another's shoes,
Because I am terrified,
And worried to break,
So as not to make you leave,
And with you your heart take.
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
Faster pours the wine,
Though the words that pour out are mine.
My mind is the same
And my cup's not to blame,
For all of the these thoughts,
Are still mine to frame.
Jack Touchet Sep 2011
Fading into the night,
My eyes are tired,
But my mind rests,
A torrent of thought,
Wave after wave crashing with,
Full of such beauty,
A soft resound,
A chorus
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
Walk on by,
They scream and moan,
Their faith they loan,
And still I try
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
Falling,
Face pointing down,
A rush through my dead veins,
The wind passing whitsling by,
Malign
Who
Jack Touchet Sep 2011
Who
Words fall,
And flow,
And falter.

"Who am I?",
We oh so often,
Wonder.

A frail container,
Waiting to,
Be washed again.

But who am I,
To say that you'll,
Be free my friend?
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
I don't know what there is to say
That things are not in the way,
But I will not lie,
Not before I will die,
Perhaps it was better to stay.
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
The burning words,
Rest softly in my throat,
If I could only speak them once,
So well that you would feel them,
I'd trade all the world,
Just for you to hear them.

Just for you to hear them,
I'd trade all the world.
So well that you would feel them,
If I could only speak them once.
Rest softly in my throat,
The burning words.
Jack Touchet Aug 2011
Every month I wait again,
I wait for so many days,
For a day I can fill with celebration and then,
End with a smile as my minds in a daze

Every month I wait again,
For the chance to say,
With words soft as the wind,
"With you I plan to stay"

I wrote this in advance,
For the words I fear to forget,
Though know it's for you I dance,
And only by you do I sit

Consider this an early gift,
Within which I pour all my heart,
The message clear so you need not sift,
I love you so much more than I did at the start

And no small feat is that to achieve,
When so strongly I felt to begin,
And I do so very truly believe,
That I will be with you to the end
Jack Touchet Oct 2011
Sometimes I,
When faced with confrontation,
Enjoy making my way to,
And only in times of sorrow or joy,
Frozen yogurt stores.

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