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She can't comprehend my word trend My blue pen and the dent it left in my hand Not art she sees as she veers at my leaves That I paint my heart's drawn blood on She can't understand my word play My mix of melody and irony combined in one line The talent it takes for my brain to relate fate with mistakes She doesn't get aroused at the spout of my mouth Spewing words of hatred and love by the ounce The effort I bring to depict love as rain With no attempt to learn, she sends my confidence south. She doesn't care to see the deepest creases of my poetry But when it's her last call and her curtain falls, I'm always there through it all. Why should I watch her gallop and prance On a stage of uniformed choreo- trance And be her number one fan for her talent in dance When my talents, she continues not to take a glance I cannot love she who openly does not love poetry For she indeed must not fully love me
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 11:41 PM UTC
She loves me, not my poetry
She can't comprehend my word trend My blue pen and the dent it left in my hand Not art she sees as she veers at my leaves That I paint my heart's drawn blood on She can't understand my word play My mix of melody and irony combined in one line The talent it takes for my brain to relate fate with mistakes She doesn't get aroused at the spout of my mouth Spewing words of hatred and love by the ounce The effort I bring to depict love as rain With no attempt to learn, she sends my confidence south. She doesn't care to see the deepest creases of my poetry But when it's her last call and her curtain falls, I'm always there through it all. Why should I watch her gallop and prance On a stage of uniformed choreo- trance And be her number one fan for her talent in dance When my talents, she continues not to take a glance I cannot love she who openly does not love poetry For she indeed must not fully love me
jay-8
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 11:41 PM UTC
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