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#decieving
an uninvited guest comes for a visit unwanted guest where we just deal with it Rather than overcoming it Fear lies within You trip on the unwanted guest bump into it, yet it won’t leave the seed of worry That you would never water Fear is a seed that has been watered By the unwanted guest That’s when fear Is holding you In their arms It’s a distorted reality Only filled with fear
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Mar 3, 2019
Mar 3, 2019 at 4:29 PM UTC
Fear
I can see you but do you really see me? How can you know what it’s like to be? Surface impressions can be so very deceiving if the onlooker is by a narrow mind perceiving. __________________________
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Oct 20, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 at 2:41 AM UTC
Quatrain #362 - I can see you but.....
They can't see the empty eyes behind her soulful laugh They can't see the strained cheeks pulling at her stunning grin They can't see the worn out face under her vibrant make up They can't see the insecurity and doubt in her loud, confident voice They can't see the blatant cries for help laced in her exaggerated tales They can't see the broken home behind her loving stories They can't see the  girl trapped in her head from the lively persona she eludes. For she is an unwilling actress and her life is the show And sadly it seems the show must to go on
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Jul 13, 2015
Jul 13, 2015 at 10:04 PM UTC
Her show
Get so much hurt by master of flirt. He live his life of having fun make fun of lying, cheating any woman. He's here, he's there, he is everywhere. At cheating, nor lying, he is master. He sleeps with you, he sleeps with her, Poor you believes, all his lies you recieved With his word said "forever" you're decieved. Of his Devilish words, silently, you suffer. If I were you, I'll "leave him sooner," hurt only you'll get, if you "stay together" A liar lying A cheater decieving You're all an option, taken by emotion. Tempted by seduction Pleasure be his reason. Get so much hurt by master of flirt.
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Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 10:58 PM UTC
Untitled
Once I met a man named Frank, Then he renamed himself Poe, He always enjoyed a good prank, But that's what made me his foe. For months I stood awaiting, Months alone in my room, Waiting, debating, and hating, Till the fitting revenge began to bloom. Then, once upon a midnight dreary, I began to carry out my plan, Fully knowing how Poe was weary, But also knowing tis was the best day to get back on that treacherous man. So I paint my parrot black, And made sure it looked like a Raven, Good thing my pet had a knack, To turn my foes into a craven. Telling my parrot (now a raven) "Nevermore", I issue a simple command, And leave it by Poe's door, Thinking, "Oh, Poe's reaction shall be very grand!"
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 7:34 PM UTC
The Real Deal- Edgar Allen Poe's The Raven