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Christos Andreas Kourtis
Poems
Nov 2013
Zero
She wears her heart on her collar
her eyes shine with purity of kindness
and she once smiled at me
with the kiss of summer winds
Yet I live in winter
I felt her warmth
the fact that I was not her kind
did not seem to matter to her
She waved in poetic extinction
examining all that was possible
and she came to the conclusion
that all that we were was lost
She filled our cities with water
filled our hearts with pain
told us to leave now
that mother nature was to blame
Take my lungs she cried
spitting blood like a hero
knowing that all we were
would be a finite Zero
By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
Written by
Christos Andreas Kourtis
London UK
(London UK)
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