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Elijah Griffan
Poems
Jan 2014
Midnights and Thunderstorms.
I met god once,
In a puddle on the sidewalk,
And he said something profound, but I forgot to listen.
I saw the devil once.
At midnight by the sea,
And he asked me to dance, but I didn't know the music.
I've swam through sin,
On cold nights in the dark,
And it's asked be to stay, but I've got things to do.
I've tasted blood,
On my lips from another's skin,
And we scratched surfaces, but left deeper cuts within.
I've lost my thoughts,
Taken away by a strong breeze,
And I searched for them, but I'd rather let them go their own way.
I've been absolutely nothing,
And everything at all,
And god I've wanted to stay, but new homes keep calling me forward.
Written by
Elijah Griffan
Muskegon, MI
(Muskegon, MI)
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