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Paige Jones
Poems
Apr 2013
Barren Winter
I breathed in red,
but let out blue,
the crowded room still empty.
Cold and bitter no matter what
while their nearby fires burn.
Isolated all the way,
until I reach the bottom,
because I know nothing more
than a world thatβs full of sorrow.
And as your hands still reach for me
Iβll push and push you further,
until you see that I am barren,
that Iβm just an outstretched winter.
And though your summer tries to warm me
I fly, I am a bird,
but fly away from your good weather,
and straight into the storm.
As the sunsets you turn away
like all the others have,
I feel regret inside my soul, but still emotions masked.
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