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He laughed a little, but His eyes left Already forgotten What I'd said As I slipped from the room. Waved, gingering hair, it did, Likely to miss me on That busy head. Surrounded by the thick dark That feels like swimming. In truth, I enjoyed our chat, However short he made it, But I couldn't forget Those quivering eyes And the way they settled As I left. It wasn't only me, Many others try Miners all the lot of us But sculptors carve the rock better And by now All he is is stone.
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Oct 20, 2015
Oct 20, 2015 at 3:45 AM UTC
The Modern Sculpture
He laughed a little, but His eyes left Already forgotten What I'd said As I slipped from the room. Waved, gingering hair, it did, Likely to miss me on That busy head. Surrounded by the thick dark That feels like swimming. In truth, I enjoyed our chat, However short he made it, But I couldn't forget Those quivering eyes And the way they settled As I left. It wasn't only me, Many others try Miners all the lot of us But sculptors carve the rock better And by now All he is is stone.
A poem on appearances and how people see me (it's about me). Yes, I have started writing poems about myself. Think what you will :D
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Oct 20, 2015
Oct 20, 2015 at 3:45 AM UTC
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