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Jan 2019 · 110
Zirconium
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
People look at diamonds and think they're so precious
But worth is only what someone will pay for it
Jan 2019 · 196
Return
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
Return to me
As all things should
They come from nothing and return;
Construction,
Destruction,
Reconstruction,
All things must flow back to me
I am God
This is a reverse poem please enjoy
Jan 2019 · 64
Man With The Mask
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
The Man With The Mask
Who dressed in all black
Showed up at my house
And carried a mouse

He ushered himself
Inside to the shelf
Where he now lies await
For when he must create

Now I sit alone on that shelf
Next to the Man With the Mask
Jan 2019 · 182
Daybreak
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
I wake up
Every morning
To a brand-new day
At one am

Which *****
because
At one am
there is nothing
to do

So i wait until daybreak
to write something new

and i start my daily routine
all over anew
i just woke up like 5 minutes ago so this may not make any sense
Jan 2019 · 262
Starry Night
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
I wake up
Every night
Around one am
Just to look at the stars
And sometimes i look up
At your eyes and find them
Looking right back at me
Jan 2019 · 285
Awake
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
It was reddish with the sky all to white
a silent wind hushed the painted day sky
And forward I faced my back towards the night
and I soared with that warm wind ever so high

Up so high where I can breathe so clearly
Fleeing with the storm clouds drawing so near
I attempt to escape my hate hastily
The cleaver draws ever closer to my dear

Flying up to the man's neck with my shear
Without saying goodbye i take my stride
and quickly "He's dead, gone" i clearly hear
Again i take to the wind and the morning
I save time by changing and taking sides

I hope to get home swift before scorning
And go join in the day break aborning
This is what i call a broken sonnet as it has 15 lines instead of 14 but it still has 10 syllables per line
Jan 2019 · 251
Roses
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
Every rose
Has at least one thorn
On it's stem

Every heart
Should have at least one scar
on its sleeve

Otherwise, it wouldn't know
how to love
Jan 2019 · 180
Beautiful Butterflies
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
Inside and out
Humans are magnificent
We each have a single butterfly in our head
The Sphenoid is what I'm talking about
There in the back of the skull,
Without it, our mind would
Truly wander in our skulls
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
Everyone knows
the classic tale
Of Cats and Mice
The latter running
Running from the former

But once a Dog is in play
the two companions are the prey
Jan 2019 · 85
Hope
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
What really is that little
4
letter
word?

To me it is power
For it gave me life when I was dying
It woke me up when i was asleep
In my own body

When no one could save me
Hope did

Hope is hell; however
Open to new meanings
Playing the user who abuses it
Even opening up new doors and closing them just the same

What has hope done for you?
Jan 2019 · 365
Masquerade
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
With masks all around
I walk up to you

I want to know how someone so faceless
Can be beautiful too

"I'll lead but just for you"

Taking your hand
we waltz as two
Marauding in this
Masquerade
Meant for you
Jan 2019 · 178
Love's Sorrow
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
I'll
Miss
You

What do you want your last words to be?
Jan 2019 · 189
Me
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
Me
I am the grey
That lives after the light
But before the dark

I am the twilight

I am the emotion you feel
When neither option is right

I am option three: Neutral

I am the scream of the teenage girl
next-door

Who knows what it really means

I am
Me
Jan 2019 · 258
Wild Horses
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
Running through the plains and meadows
they are not native to

Much like the happy and merry widows
that were abused

Wild Horse won't stop for anyone
Jan 2019 · 443
Heroes Need Saving, Too
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
Yes it's true
Heroes need saving too
They get beat black and blue
All to save damsels like you
Jan 2019 · 144
Faux Feelings
Ian Robinson Jan 2019
You said it
I believed it
I ate it up
Like the starved child i am

Now I sit in silence
Wishing
Dec 2018 · 725
Snow Drift
Ian Robinson Dec 2018
Every bit of snow that falls inside an open window
Is a bit of snow that will never make the ground outside
Dec 2018 · 162
Man's Final Lesson
Ian Robinson Dec 2018
One deep... breath
Pushing the daily grind
Contemplating in his mind
The thoughts of an old soul
In a young man's heart

Still as the world revolves
But not his
Dec 2018 · 158
Black and Blue Moon
Ian Robinson Dec 2018
Where were you, when the moon split in two?
I thought I saw you looking up too

I wondered where you were between the far and few
Please come back I am blue

If for you I’d have flew
I wish I knew, I would hold the line just for you
So

Where were you
When the moon split in two

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