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Brandon
Poems
May 2014
Yesterday Will Remain [Gone]
Cities and their streets crumbling
Bodies falling from the sky
Hitting the ground twitching
Am I going mad here?
Apparitions without faces
On the edge with nowhere to go
The fragilness haunts me
Like a story I've read before
Like a story I've written before
Candles in the window
Flickering with their flames
Casting shadows
Children dawn masks
Staring with their black eyes
Watch the sun in the sky
It fades slowly like a whisper
How did I get here?
Erosion, disintegrate
I can't stay
I've got the answers
To questions I never thought to ask
Torn from pages of forgotten books
Yesterday remains gone
How do I get back
To where life still breaths?
Yesterday remains gone
Abandoned or aborted
*death still grows after the sunflowers are plucked
Written by
Brandon
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