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Rockie May 2015
You smile sadly at the screen.
Watching.
Waiting.

You stare sadly at your thumbs.
Watching.
Waiting.

You laugh sadly at the joke.
Watching.
Waiting.

You watch your reflection sadly.
Watching.
Waiting.
Nicole Dawn May 2015
I am the one who
Watches life fly by
Through tinted glass windows,
And wishes she could join in.

Through tinted glass windows,
You can see all,
But none can see in.

Through tinted glass windows,
You can scream till your voice breaks,
But none will ever hear.

Through tinted glass windows,
You can learn to play the games,
But never actually join in.

Through tinted glass windows,
You can fall in love,
But none will ever fall for you.

I used to love my
Tinted glass silence,
Tinted glass safety,
Tinted glass simplicity,

But now all I see is,
Tinted glass loneliness
Tinted glass sadness
Tinted glass boredom

This is what it is like
To watch life fly by
Through tinted glass windows,
While wishing you could join in.
This is a mix of two poems
Eleanor Rigby May 2015
You pushed me off of a boat
And watched me.
You watched me drown.


- Eleanor
SøułSurvivør May 2015
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here's to the
**** tube
the idiot box
it has pretty pictures
they walk and they talk!

it feeds us
our morals
it gives us our news
you're cool if you watch it
you're into the groove!

it feeds you religion!
"yes! we'll change your luck!
just send your seed money!
hundreds of bucks!"

you'll know who watches
there's no disguise
they are the ones with
the pinwheel eyes!

there's one in the kitchen
and one in the den
put one in the bathroom
watch again and again!

c'mon! sit down!
have a few beers!
watch 'til your brains
pour out your ears!

forget about books
they're so pase'
and stop all that writing
it's so not today!

watch, watch, watch,  WATCH! *
i think you will find
you'll lose your marbles
'til finally you're

BLIND.

soulsurvivor
(c) 5/18/2015
I can't stand TV

It's a proven fact
that you lose
IQ points
and it's a colossal
waste of time
(depending upon
what you watch)
I can hear my watch ticking,
I never noticed it before.
Every thought I think keeps sticking,
on my brain, on my mind, on the walls.

It's rarely silent in this house,
but when it is, it isn't good.
Gets me thinking, freaks me out,
puts me in a terrible mood.

If I keep thinking,
I'll start sinking,
it won't take too long.
Weighted memories pull me down,
and remind me I'm not strong.

It's a cold December,
but I remember,
the days of sun and smiles,
the days we drove for miles,
but now they're gone and they're not coming back.

Because the past is the past,
and it's in the rear view mirror for a reason.
The future holds a brand new path,
and gives me something to believe in.
I wrote this after a Skype session with Jenna where she mentioned hearing her watch ticking for the first time. It inspired this poem.
Steele May 2015
Blossoms shine the same
pink as the horizon sheds.
Sunsets mark her eyes.

Sunlight dreads retreat
from black lungs that weep and bend.
Watching from the shade.
Would you like to be a fly on my wall?
voy·eur  (voi-yûr′)
n.
1. A person who derives ****** gratification from observing the naked bodies or ****** acts of others, especially from a secret vantage point.
2. An enthusiastic observer of sordid or sensational subjects.
[French, from Old French, one who lies in wait, from voir, to see, from Latin vidēre, to see; see weid- in Indo-European roots.]
Copyright © JLB
29/04/2015
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Steele Apr 2015
Enshrouded in mist,
far flung shores requite nothing.
Lonely eyes watch hushed.
ms reluctance Apr 2015
The wolves come out to watch
when night falls.
They mean you no harm.
They will not leave.

When night falls,
your silent guardians rise.
They will not leave
until you are ready to wake.

Your silent guardians rise,
sentient of your dreams
until you are ready to wake;
their firefly eyes aglow.

Sentient of your dreams,
they mean you no harm.
Their firefly eyes aglow,
the wolves come out to watch.
NaPoWriMo Day #24
Poetry form: Pantoum
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