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 Aug 2017 Julia Plante
Serena Lee
He touched me with his words and loved me with his mind
To the point I could not breathe
You know that suffocating kind
He sang to me with his heart and danced with curly black hair
Blue eyes so bold
But you never knew he was there
He took me to the pictures the lights turned down low
Watching his favourite star
But I was his favourite show
Never did he shout never did he lie
His grip was a little harsh
But that's not what made me cry
Because
He touched me with his hands and loved me with his lies
To the point i was gasping for air
And blue bruises i couldn't disguise
He sang to me with his words and watched my curly black hair
He searched for unbeaten skin
Even though he knew it was not there
 Jul 2017 Julia Plante
maxine
You were the blue-haired idiot savant that I wanted to sweep me off my feet.
However you left me trying to figure out who I was, with a shaved head and blue heart.
You've made me feel lost yet helped me find myself.
I don't understand your role in my life, but I'll never erase you from the narrative.
My whole childhood I wanted to know what love felt like, now I wish to know what it's like to not feel my soul in my gut.
 Jul 2017 Julia Plante
Emma
they say that alcohol releases another side of you
to say the things you wouldn't say sober
to feel more or feel nothing
to bold while faded
it's intoxicating

perhaps that's why I am drawn to you
your presence challenges me
challenges me to be bold and be me
the thrill is intoxicating
but you're gentle arms invite me
like the warm feeling the liquor gives me
but then you turn cold and sour
I'm left confused and feeling hungover
still in progress please help!
thirty years
since Mark gunned you down
thirty years, passed
like a long sleepless night
that ends with taunting morning light
no brilliant sunrise grandly pronouncing
a glorious new dawn of man
although that would have been your plan
with your entreaties to give peace a chance
and imagine, imagine, imagine

now I kneel in this rain gray park
like a reject from some holy ark
a pilgrim in doleful disappointed pose
after seeing what your earthly brothers chose
was not to imagine a world of peace and love
but to wear reality like a cast iron glove
making mockery of your martyred chants
proceeding like a billion scurrying ants
deaf to your childlike pleas

across the soaked soil where your ashes lay
yesterday and today…and tomorrow
I feel the soggy sorrow
that you would have felt
if you could still see
all the rage of humanity
written on the 30th anniversary of the ****** of John Lennon--today makes 36 years since Mark Chapman murdered John--I post every year as a grim reminder, one bullet can **** a million dreams
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