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Flawless Contradictions
Poems
Apr 2012
Ease
In the room where I lie down watching the machines hooked up to you
Veins that look like they could cry
I wonder if this is what it feels like being a victim
Somehow so unaware I wish it could end
They poke at you many times a day
Your insides eaten away
Medicines that are suppose to heal they hurt and harm your spirit
Why do I feel like this is so unfair such a short time
In a world that suppose to be so big
Nothing to settle the true pain of whats inside my heart
The torment you endure daily
Comes with ease from you
I try to settle my mind with thoughts of being able and cured
My body is feeble not my mind
These eyes know more than you think they do
Dont let this old weathered face fool you
I am sharper than I look
The hallways are so long although they go nowhere
I close my eyes and dream of being young
Skating, running and being foolish having fun
Moments that I imagine so vividly and true
My friend in the bed next to me told me stories of war and hurt
Saving others lives and working the front line
Seeing people die right in front of your eyes make you aware
We talked about what life was in the good old days
We seen each other undressed and were not ashamed
At night time we would chat for hours on end
You were my only friend
I love and miss that old guy
A man comes in dressed in black
Has a gurney with a velvet cloth
They cover my old friend with just a sheet
Cover his eyes now he cant see
Pick him up with no gentleness
Just take him away like he was nothing
After he is gone I watch out the window
The hearse is gone yet the tracks from the gurney remain
Fresh in the snow two thin lines
That carried him away
Tommorow I will have someone new
In the mean time I wish I could go be with
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Flawless Contradictions
45/F/Michigan
(45/F/Michigan)
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