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Kait Feb 2019
She whispers in my ear that everything will be alright.

She tells me that I do not have to stay up all night.

She reminds me to take a break,

and to treat myself to cake.

She nags me to not overwork myself,

and that I don't have to be exhausted to like myself.

She never cheers me on when I work,

Instead, she starts to go beserk.

She likes when I listen to her.

Even more, when I spend time with her.

I should have known better than to become friends

with a girl named Procrastinate.
I'm actually procrastinating right now by writing this poem, so I thought it seemed fitting.
Kait Feb 2019
It is cold and dark in my garden,
with lots of spaces to hide.

You can curl up under the plants
and, in them, you can confide.

The plants do not mind it,
in fact, it helps them grow.

They like the misery and sadness
often told in tales of woe.

You can stay quiet, of course,
the plants don't mind that either;

They know to appreciate the value
of a quiet seether.

If happiness is what you're looking for,
this may be hard to swallow.

My plants only like those
who are willing to sit and wallow.

So, if your heart is bleak and black
and has even started to harden,

Travel no further,
As plants are always growing in my garden.
This is the first poem that I have written and actually liked. Like most, it was written spontaneously in the middle of the night.

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