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Marshall CB Hiatt
Poems
Aug 2013
Stones and Gravel
I’m sitting here dazed and confused,
Rethinking my actions I took,
Why must I always lose,
When it comes to winning a look.
I spoke you mine heart,
Told you its temper,
But you see only a part,
Only just an ember,
Embers can burn like before,
Fires can too,
But a flame is much more,
Flame’s heat can warm you.
Embers come from fire,
Find the dancer’s source,
Lay your head for you tire,
And think of the lines I implore.
Stay warm, love.
I should have kept my mouth shut, but she is so persuasive.
Written by
Marshall CB Hiatt
21/M/Salt Lake City
(21/M/Salt Lake City)
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