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"depleated" poems
Searching for my strength in my own self pity has left we weak of spirit and depleated of hope. I am at a depilating stand still. To pause is to fail. To rest creates guilt. By losing my sense of self, I have lost my truth. My instincts have been reduced to a whimper.
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Jan 19, 2014
Jan 19, 2014 at 6:57 PM UTC
selfish
She waits for him to call her But the phone just doesn't ring A knock on the door, shatters her soul From the heartache that it brings There stands two men in uniform They ask her to be seated Her heart weighs heavy with sorrow Her hopes dreams depleated They tell the woman, "He's not dead, He's only missing in action" But for a soilder in Afghanistan This brought her no satisfaction This was his second tour of duty And was schelduled to get a leave This news that her husband was missing Was impossible to believe She's heard about the horrible things They do to a captured G.I. She falls to the floor in a puddle of tears As the woman begins to cry Three weeks later, and still no news She's numb, for there's no more tears She hears a knock, for the second time Could this be her deepest fears? Once again two men stand in uniform As her heart begins to bleed Then suddenly, a third man appears For her husband had finally been freed This poem was written in honor Of the soilders who keep us free And we should never take for granted This thing called Liberty
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Apr 7, 2010
Apr 7, 2010 at 11:02 AM UTC
Liberty
You didn't give me a job you gave me a skill you didn't teach me lessons you gave me knowledge you didn't give me words of advice you gave me a mindset you didn't lecture me you taught me a craft:    To the man that said sugar over vinegar and blood over water pride over ego and lessons are in disguise- My ego blinded me from the life lessons I so desperatel needed Now my ego has depleated and my eyes are open more than a 24/7 gas station - clarity finally; t But Its clear to me that the clarity I so longed for was impairing my morality and that aint fair to me So I recoup regroup revision all my decisions and invision a day I actually listen
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Apr 10, 2014
Apr 10, 2014 at 9:28 PM UTC
Untitled
Before you say, "You are holding on to me too much" Let me tell you, not cheesily but realistically That you are all I have In a world of "hi-bye" conversations You are one to whom I can talk about Every book I've read or every political opinion I have Every thought that passes in the blink of an eye Every feeling I've felt at every moment I've spent Every thing, with or without significance, alike You are the one whom I introduce to my mother With a smile that says, "Mom, this is the reason why I've been sleeping peacefully And breathing easily And not feeling as lonely as I used to be" So before you ask, "Oh, so I can't hang out with anyone else now?" I'll tell you that you can But I can't Because I can't relate to anyone else In this world of formalities and judgement That I feel left-out when you aren't there So when I sit there with gloomy eyes And tell you, "I'm fine. I'm just sleepy, that's all" What I actually wanna say is, "OH, I ******* HATE EVERYONE" But you don't have to hunch your back carrying my burdens I am an ever-lasting internal battle You won't understand me Neither will you, or you, or you, or you And before you say, "It's all just an illusion, you're not as lonely as you think you are" I am Because I find myself in dark corners at times Severely depleated in shoulders to cry on You don't know what that's like You don't know what it's like to sleep on a wet pillow every night Dreading every single day You don't know how it's like to hide underneath desks And make up plausible excuses for your ever-lasting sadness And before you say, "Poor people are dying in our country-" I know, I know they are Charlie from Perks of Being a Wallflower said that, "When my children grow up and they are facing problems like these I won't tell them things like kids are starving in other countries Because it isn't gonna make them feel any better" I wish people like Charlie were real So everytime you say, "I'll be there for you" Like this is ******* 'Friends' I don't believe it for a single second I don't need you to make promises out of sympathy Truth is, this won't exist if people really gave a **** And when you ask, "What do you want from life?" Honestly... honestly? All I want is someone to come and put a hand on my shoulder Look me in the eye and ask, "How has your day been?" And listen to each and every word of my reply Listen to why I write such poems at midnight Why I feel the way I do And then maybe, maybe You'll understand why I don't want to let go of you
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Oct 29, 2017
Oct 29, 2017 at 6:11 AM UTC
Before you say, I'll tell you
Before you say, "You are holding on to me too much" Let me tell you, not cheesily but realistically That you are all I have In a world of "hi-bye" conversations You are one to whom I can talk about Every book I've read or every political opinion I have Every thought that passes in the blink of an eye Every feeling I've felt at every moment I've spent Every thing, with or without significance, alike You are the one whom I introduce to my mother With a smile that says, "Mom, this is the reason why I've been sleeping peacefully And breathing easily And not feeling as lonely as I used to be" So before you ask, "Oh, so I can't hang out with anyone else now?" I'll tell you that you can But I can't Because I can't relate to anyone else In this world of formalities and judgement That I feel left-out when you aren't there So when I sit there with gloomy eyes And tell you, "I'm fine. I'm just sleepy, that's all" What I actually wanna say is, "OH, I ******* HATE EVERYONE" But you don't have to hunch your back carrying my burdens I am an ever-lasting internal battle You won't understand me Neither will you, or you, or you, or you And before you say, "It's all just an illusion, you're not as lonely as you think you are" I am Because I find myself in dark corners at times Severely depleated in shoulders to cry on You don't know what that's like You don't know what it's like to sleep on a wet pillow every night Dreading every single day You don't know how it's like to hide underneath desks And make up plausible excuses for your ever-lasting sadness And before you say, "Poor people are dying in our country-" I know, I know they are Charlie from Perks of Being a Wallflower said that, "When my children grow up and they are facing problems like these I won't tell them things like kids are starving in other countries Because it isn't gonna make them feel any better" I wish people like Charlie were real So everytime you say, "I'll be there for you" Like this is ******* 'Friends' I don't believe it for a single second I don't need you to make promises out of sympathy Truth is, this won't exist if people really gave a **** And when you ask, "What do you want from life?" Honestly... honestly? All I want is someone to come and put a hand on my shoulder Look me in the eye and ask, "How has your day been?" And listen to each and every word of my reply Listen to why I write such poems at midnight Why I feel the way I do And then maybe, maybe You'll understand why I don't want to let go of you
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A retired man returns to work: he's tired of his freedom. Watched every show, Read many books, The lone-king of his kingdom. A life of striving, working, waiting, finally completed. Now finds it empty, finds it wasted, hope has been depleated. He woke at last before his death, and let out one last sigh. Reflections hurt, Regrets aplenty, Long past time to die.
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Mar 6, 2020
Mar 6, 2020 at 11:30 AM UTC
Past Time to Die
I see that you're depleated, Years of colors bleeding has left you in a gray wash. I splash beautiful spectrums here and there, they adorn you vibrantly for a moment before fading away. I see the same spark in your eyes, come and go. A fire that burns wild before self snuffing. You ache to rekindle the flame, if only for a moment, Spreading wildfires. Burning everthing in your path until theres nothing left but ashes.
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 12:22 PM UTC
Faded
Sad flowers bloom in the night You wonder how you’ve come this far You stay up late till the dawn To watch the sun rise. Loose change behind the cracks You pick them up, rinse them off Don’t give up now you’ve come this far Strap on tight and take a flight. Emotionally depleated- Uprooted; Anything goes in this town But like clockwork you repeat it And tears fall from your eyes like waterfalls to the river... Sad flowers bloom in the night I know your kind the classic type You walk around head in the clouds You chase your dreams Till they become The driving force That wake you up.
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Sep 6, 2018
Sep 6, 2018 at 8:08 PM UTC
Sad Flowers Bloom.