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Laura Turner
Poems
Dec 2014
POOR LITTLE ME
You stole my heart, you took my dreams
And somewhere in the ground
You buried the very best of me
A relic to be found
But where do I start without a map
Their locale to trace
You left me not a single clue
As to their resting place
Must I trust that some brave pioneer
Will come solve this mystery
Risk the blood and toil no doubt involved
To dare try unearth me.
Well wait I will, but while I do
My bruised heart may just pine
indulge itself with thoughts of you
soak up the tears with wine.
Poor little me a violin please
To accompany my grief
But when Iām done please rescuer
Come restore my belief.
#love
#abandonment
#unrequited
Written by
Laura Turner
Milton Keynes
(Milton Keynes)
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