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"I wish I didn’t feel this way, A love I don’t want, but can’t push away. I miss you more than I can show, But I keep it hidden, deep below." "I just want to hug you, hold you tight, Let you see the side that’s pure and light. The part of me that’s never changed, But I can’t let this love be rearranged." "I wish I was the light of your eye, The star that makes your heart beat high. Yet here I stand, a friend confined, Longing for a love I can’t define."
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May 20, 2025
May 20, 2025 at 1:18 PM UTC
I Miss
Truth and lies, I once distinguish the two. Reality is truth, but why... Because Reality is constant; Time is truth, because it is constant, constant because they cannot be change. Understandable, some cannot accept the truth, accept reality, why? Because they cannot change the constant. People will root toward earth, Love will attract one another, Sad will follow happiness, these are all constant, what we call truth. Lies is just another constant, a constant that does not match their own, therefore, people label lies away from truth.
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Mar 18, 2021
Mar 18, 2021 at 5:57 AM UTC
truth and lies
The moon knew its shade And never once it changed Forms it changed, As forever it should Promises made Forever Unchanged
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Sep 5, 2020
Sep 5, 2020 at 4:34 PM UTC
Unchanged
The wind changes directions. The seasons change the weather. The leaves change colours, Even as they fall. The clouds change shapes. The sky changes stars The rain changes the pressure As it falls. They all move And change, Their faces. But the roots of a tree, Remain Unchanged.
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May 15, 2020
May 15, 2020 at 1:20 AM UTC
Unchanged
If you place me on a pedestal, I can’t help but disappoint you; For no one is infallible, No one survives unbroken, No one remains unchanged. When it all turns to custard, Who do you blame? Me for letting you down, Or yourself for doing the same, By expecting too much of me.
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May 4, 2020
May 4, 2020 at 5:07 PM UTC
Pedestal
In second grade I got an honorable mention In the piano state For those of you who don’t know This competition has a first place, I’ve forgotten the name Runner up And honorable mention Below that was a 1 And a 2 I don’t know if Only a certain number could Be in each category But I did know for each age level There was certainly more than one Either way, I was excited Pleased The next year, I got a 1 The year after that, I broke down crying Thoroughly Unprepared And got a 2 The year after I got a 1 The year after I got a 1 The year after I got a 1 The year after I got a 1 And no that was not a mis Type That was really how it was I switched piano teachers And vowed I’d do better this time But I spent most of my summer Out of town And I didn’t get the practice I needed The year after I got a 1 This year, I’m participating Once again And I’m tired At the monotony of it all But, Can I actually Overcome my laziness and time restrainsts and practice The amount I need?
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Sep 23, 2018
Sep 23, 2018 at 9:35 PM UTC
The Monitonity of it All
Right now I can think only about the one thing That is real to me: A stuffed bear. Its fuzzy feeling Reminds me of the good friend that Gave me this treasure. Separate from reality, This bear does not deal with Mistakes others made. It cannot change Like a person does. It smiles with curious eyes, A ribbon tied about its neck, Seemingly preventing its first breath. Sometimes people need to be more like Bear. Open to the world, Curious, But relatively unchanged by the environment And people At the end of the day. One time someone told me I was beautiful. Who knew I could be beautiful? I hope he never changes, Like my bear.
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May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 6:36 PM UTC
Yale
The iron drips from my fingers. The man gives out a yell. The child launches, she launches at me. Sadly her launch had failed. I chuckled at her, with no pity. Her frightened face, what a laugh. The person she’s crying for isn't worth dying for. After all, he was a bad man. It’s funny, so funny, funny the fact. The fact, she thought if she grabbed my neck then, maybe, just maybe, maybe I’d die. I laughed again and finally, I gave out a sigh. “Poor child,” I said my voice left unchanged. “You misunderstood. I shouldn't be ashamed. Your idol has done so many bad things, now he’ll pay for his sins of adultery, in a place which this blind man cannot see. She fell to the ground befalling her tears. This was the end of her happy years. What? Did she think it was a fairy tale life? Reality is sharp, just like a knife. I laughed at the fact I took his life, with just one swing of my most dull scythe.
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 1:26 PM UTC
Death, The Reaper