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"elize" poems
Dear.....(Someone) I want you to know the distinction between the phrase : "Dear (Someone)" and the meaning behind it. See the phrase could be seen as the idle 'I Love you' dropped at your loving mother's desperate ear as she hugs you goodbye.....see: "Dear (Someone)", The meaning, is when you hold her shivering figure and as her sobs break her, you gently whisper:"I love you" into her ear "Dear (Someone)" It is a phrase used all to often and Dear (Someone) The meaning can change, resurrect and empower you, Dear (Someone) I want you to understand that when I talk about you Dear (Someone) And I say Dear (You) I do not use the phrase....I mean it See Dear (You) You have taught me the significance of using that prefix and Dear (You) I want you to know that when I say Dear Mikyla....It is a phrase But when I say Dear Elize....It is the meaning
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Jun 13, 2016
Jun 13, 2016 at 1:23 AM UTC
Dear.....
Days of a crise in peoples minds Days goe and surround us with splendor of a poor man seeking to get what he wants. Calling it crise, I am not about to die. Minutes go, and the world has lost its inspiration seeking to what it wants Entering spice dime of shade I am not about to die. What a favor, to see such haze of a warm atmosphere in a weather thy beauty were people just like to pass by and seek the one the others insufficiency. As day pass by, thinking, we are not about to die. Elize K.
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Mar 18, 2017
Mar 18, 2017 at 8:37 PM UTC
The little and big time
Oh Poseidon I am lost such deception You re always keen on Letting me know My dreams torn in advance Oh Poseidon Kiss me once and don t say it s You Mistery of our earth You always return to cary me to your palace I dream, I seek, how you amaze! In your human space This bride, didn t mary in your verse life I carry I dream, holding tight the moon at night slight. Letting others distance treat me right.
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Mar 18, 2017
Mar 18, 2017 at 9:03 PM UTC
Poet in Grace, dedicated to Neptune.*spokens and Music by Elize Kaisser