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 Oct 2016 Roman Soanco
GaryFairy
If you were broken, and i had the parts to fix you
i would work on you both night and day
but, i'm afraid the parts that i use would mix you
and take the best parts of you away
 Sep 2016 Roman Soanco
Eve
Fatal
 Sep 2016 Roman Soanco
Eve
They say suicide takes us to hell;
Well, I guess I'll be ******
'Cause your presence is fatal
And I am not going anywhere*

-fir.m
 Sep 2016 Roman Soanco
Celine Ngo
for the love of a daughter
how could you be so blind to see
that instead of giving me the love of a father
you dragged me to the bottom of the sea.
 Sep 2016 Roman Soanco
Rasmia
Sun
 Sep 2016 Roman Soanco
Rasmia
Sun
Winter has been long, feels good to
                       finally be able to bask
                                     in the warmth
                                                    of the
                             sun.
 Aug 2016 Roman Soanco
ryn
Unalive
 Aug 2016 Roman Soanco
ryn
We sat together.
We drank to our youth
and feasted on the present.
What once wasn't,
rapidly grew to form
a future keen.

We sat together.
We counted each one.
Silently wishing permanence
into a band.
What once brought tomorrow,
now only fades into
the mournings of yesterdays.

We sit together...
But our hearts are wedged far apart.
What once flourished...
Now only ***** weakly in stale winds,
conscious but unalive.
 Aug 2016 Roman Soanco
Sarah
He asked me
if I could feel the pulling of the moon
Like I was the ocean
Standing Infront of him
I replied,
you are the moon
And I am the waves
Imagine -

this blackness as if it is something
tangible

that you can hide in your
hand

an apple core you can throw
away

when the flesh has been eaten
away

I fall into a medicated sleep
each night

close my eyes to the world
yet still

it moves around me,
pulses

like the streets of a big city
drowned in neon light

I want to touch this hook that has
gutted me

until only my body remains
the outer shell

of something living, the movement
of a clenched fist

plunged into a ribcage that
shatters and pierces the heart

they call it a dog and I know it
is animal

in nature, ruthless,
with an insatiable hunger

I am the root of the dying
flower

resistant but buried under-
ground

I can only see the sun in the
moon

the sea in a handful of salt
rubbed deep into the

wound
Sometimes it hurts too much to care,
To trust all things on which they swear.
But melting wick still needs it's flare,
And kindled heart is best when bare.
I will not blow out
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