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Jemia de Blondeville
Poems
Jan 2021
Forlorn
My tears fall
Like mercurial drops
Silver globules
Explode at contact
With the soddened earth
Ripples of sadness
Flow outwards
Each, and every heartbreak
Rests upon the crests
As memories drown
Within each solitary teardrop
Within each painful memory
That hollows out the soul
As your heart
Sinks into the abyss
As you find yourself
Lost, as in the echoes
Of the final glimmers
And glows
Of a dying star
And soon
Your light
Will shine
No
More
Just an empty
.
.
.
.
.
S.P.A.C.E
by Jemia
Written by
Jemia de Blondeville
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