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"gloomiest" poems
Think of the stars You may think of shimmering lights in the sky while I think of her. In the darkest times she would give us light. On the gloomiest nights she would be watching from afar only peeking out for a second to show she was there. And when you needed her most, she would shine the brightest and lead you safety.
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 10:18 PM UTC
Star
Set fire to the Antique Shop, We’re one step ahead of the cops. Mannequins of Elvis begin to melt. Free from past matters; free from guilt. Promoting the prosperity As we hoard hostility Androids ambushing Arkansas, They seek to find ménage trois. Achieving self-awareness They want fill the void’s emptiness Chugging R & R by the fifths. By our thumbnails we dangle off cliffs. Thread by thread, the veil unfolds. Standing all alone, I’m left in the cold. Show me how much you care. Push me in my wheelchair. Listening to what drives you crazy Eventually helps you stop being lazy. Lilly is spinning me dizzy She belongs to the world of yesterday The haze is now fading away. If only I could stay for just one day But Behold I feel you should be told I have come from the end When the Earth is condemned. As I tell the tall tale, How we came to live in hell, once we found the holy grail. “We overcame our fear The classified was made clear. We launched all the nukes, By order of the Skywalker named Luke. The framers were lousy architects; They left the balance completely hectic. The CEO’s got away with fraud. Thinking their work was the will of God.” I met you in the gloomiest bar. We speed across the town in my car. Questioning why we remained silent. The flickering florescent light compliment The tone of shallow yellow paint, I can finally hibernate. After I left the oblivious, Do I finally notice, It’s hesitation that leads me astray from redemption. TJW 2013
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Oct 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013 at 6:14 AM UTC
The Time Traveller
Set fire to the Antique Shop, We’re one step ahead of the cops. Mannequins of Elvis begin to melt. Free from past matters; free from guilt. Promoting the prosperity As we hoard hostility Androids ambushing Arkansas, They seek to find ménage trois. Achieving self-awareness They want fill the void’s emptiness Chugging R & R by the fifths. By our thumbnails we dangle off cliffs. Thread by thread, the veil unfolds. Standing all alone, I’m left in the cold. Show me how much you care. Push me in my wheelchair. Listening to what drives you crazy Eventually helps you stop being lazy. Lilly is spinning me dizzy She belongs to the world of yesterday The haze is now fading away. If only I could stay for just one day But Behold I feel you should be told I have come from the end When the Earth is condemned. As I tell the tall tale, How we came to live in hell, once we found the holy grail. “We overcame our fear The classified was made clear. We launched all the nukes, By order of the Skywalker named Luke. The framers were lousy architects; They left the balance completely hectic. The CEO’s got away with fraud. Thinking their work was the will of God.” I met you in the gloomiest bar. We speed across the town in my car. Questioning why we remained silent. The flickering florescent light compliment The tone of shallow yellow paint, I can finally hibernate. After I left the oblivious, Do I finally notice, It’s hesitation that leads me astray from redemption. TJW 2013
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our refined, synchronized movements astounded everybody, even the gloomiest pessimists.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 2:58 PM UTC
synchronized (10w)
I crave the dazzling colors Twisting together in the early morning Red Orange       Yellow                     All churned into one image Pulsing in my dark eyes Elegantly finding the way To the gloomiest pit of me. They make a trail to my heart Brightening the display Pumping happiness to every joint, Every bone structure, Every muscle mass present. Was this why I was told to enjoy the sunrise Every morning as  petite child? Did they know I would be this now? Surely, They must have. I just wish they'd stopped me before this Before I became my own enemy.
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 11:55 AM UTC
Sunrise
We stared at the ceiling as it blackened from the lights turning off, and the air chilling with every breath from the A.C. Inch by inch we moved closer to each other because we thought it was what we were supposed to do, but little did we know that with each nudge our electrons were sending spark signals way before our bodies even thought about touching. Like iron and sulfur, we synthesized moving into each other's lives, and leaving our pieces behind us, swapping stories and secrets in the cover of nightfall with roaring laughter, while our heads made permanent impressions on their downy and memory foam petals in the garden of wishes we created. Constantly I was with you, just as the shore is never without the sea. I became your shadow, and followed you to your room, and back again, through the drug cartels of Mexico, to the blizzards that lie beyond The Wall. You became my greatest adventure and showed me what lay beyond the door I was always too frightened to open. You earned a doctorate in my mannerisms, becoming an expert on each temper tantrum, and each shining grin that you always brought about on the gloomiest of Wednesdays when I ran out of milk for my cereal and overcooked your mac and cheese. You embraced every flaw I had, like the father welcoming home the prodigal son, and came to love every scar I accumulated, thirty-eight in total, from the hordes of others, almost too numerous to count on ten fingers, that constantly left me with a sewing needle, and a bottle of Elmer's glue to mend from each tumble of their careless hands. Every jagged edge of mine that cut your palms, and left nicks on your fingertips was smoothed by the rough edges of your beard, and through scratchy kisses from chapped lips. You became my greatest blessing, as well as my greatest weakness, so now I constantly crave your pale face spattered with freckles and beautiful laugh lines that congregate around the warmest brown eyes I have ever seen. And I thought I loved you then, but it definitely was nothing like I love you now, because now I wake up next to you, I make both of us coffee, and push open the curtains to let in sunlight. And when I wake up next to you, I don't hate Mondays as much anymore, And when I wake up next to you, I feel safe, because through the valleys of your sleeping lungs I found where I belong. I found my home.
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Nov 28, 2013
Nov 28, 2013 at 3:03 AM UTC
Untitled
We stared at the ceiling as it blackened from the lights turning off, and the air chilling with every breath from the A.C. Inch by inch we moved closer to each other because we thought it was what we were supposed to do, but little did we know that with each nudge our electrons were sending spark signals way before our bodies even thought about touching. Like iron and sulfur, we synthesized moving into each other's lives, and leaving our pieces behind us, swapping stories and secrets in the cover of nightfall with roaring laughter, while our heads made permanent impressions on their downy and memory foam petals in the garden of wishes we created. Constantly I was with you, just as the shore is never without the sea. I became your shadow, and followed you to your room, and back again, through the drug cartels of Mexico, to the blizzards that lie beyond The Wall. You became my greatest adventure and showed me what lay beyond the door I was always too frightened to open. You earned a doctorate in my mannerisms, becoming an expert on each temper tantrum, and each shining grin that you always brought about on the gloomiest of Wednesdays when I ran out of milk for my cereal and overcooked your mac and cheese. You embraced every flaw I had, like the father welcoming home the prodigal son, and came to love every scar I accumulated, thirty-eight in total, from the hordes of others, almost too numerous to count on ten fingers, that constantly left me with a sewing needle, and a bottle of Elmer's glue to mend from each tumble of their careless hands. Every jagged edge of mine that cut your palms, and left nicks on your fingertips was smoothed by the rough edges of your beard, and through scratchy kisses from chapped lips. You became my greatest blessing, as well as my greatest weakness, so now I constantly crave your pale face spattered with freckles and beautiful laugh lines that congregate around the warmest brown eyes I have ever seen. And I thought I loved you then, but it definitely was nothing like I love you now, because now I wake up next to you, I make both of us coffee, and push open the curtains to let in sunlight. And when I wake up next to you, I don't hate Mondays as much anymore, And when I wake up next to you, I feel safe, because through the valleys of your sleeping lungs I found where I belong. I found my home.
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What if I were to take my life? To silence the cry of a heart that has been cleft asunder And put to an end my nights of aimless wander In search of solace I never attain. If I were to take my life, it’ll be beneath the stormy rain On the gloomiest evening. The stars will be shrouded by dark clouds And the ground quaking from the rumbling of thunder As the relentless gust of wind whooshing by dangles the sturdy, tall trees And fluttering its withered leaves. An evening were every soul pusillanimously sought refuge under their roof Frequently peeping through their curtain with a bulging eyeball Because they feared to venture the cold, vacant street. If I were to take my life, have I succumbed to deceit? To the whisper of Lucifer that incessantly tells me “this is my solace”. Indeed, I want to rest But how restful will be my death? What if I were to take my life? And I’m laid in my coffin like an etherized patient by unfamiliar hands My mother’s tears falling upon my lifeless body And in the ***** of my brethren will be an overwhelming urge to cry but fury will not let them. What awaits me after? An abyss for taking a life I cannot create? Peace? Because God is willing to empathize for I have been tormented enough in the earth he has kept me in. My loneliness is all that I have ever known And amidst all I called friends I felt alone Amidst all my anguish my eyes never brought forth a tear But I hoped to cry, because my brain couldn't bear. What if I were to take my life?
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Mar 29, 2017
Mar 29, 2017 at 11:12 PM UTC
What if i were to take my life?
What if I were to take my life? To silence the cry of a heart that has been cleft asunder And put to an end my nights of aimless wander In search of solace I never attain. If I were to take my life, it’ll be beneath the stormy rain On the gloomiest evening. The stars will be shrouded by dark clouds And the ground quaking from the rumbling of thunder As the relentless gust of wind whooshing by dangles the sturdy, tall trees And fluttering its withered leaves. An evening were every soul pusillanimously sought refuge under their roof Frequently peeping through their curtain with a bulging eyeball Because they feared to venture the cold, vacant street. If I were to take my life, have I succumbed to deceit? To the whisper of Lucifer that incessantly tells me “this is my solace”. Indeed, I want to rest But how restful will be my death? What if I were to take my life? And I’m laid in my coffin like an etherized patient by unfamiliar hands My mother’s tears falling upon my lifeless body And in the ***** of my brethren will be an overwhelming urge to cry but fury will not let them. What awaits me after? An abyss for taking a life I cannot create? Peace? Because God is willing to empathize for I have been tormented enough in the earth he has kept me in. My loneliness is all that I have ever known And amidst all I called friends I felt alone Amidst all my anguish my eyes never brought forth a tear But I hoped to cry, because my brain couldn't bear. What if I were to take my life?
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I am not a number. I am more. I'm a rhythm. A clock, circadian, A heart beat, The music inside me. I am a rhythm. I am not a score. I am more. I'm a movement. An individual, its Like a non-religious transcendentalist, A dancer, prancer, An accidental fall. I have a purpose. I am a movement. Who are you? A number? A score? An A? B? C? See? Its not you, its how we were raised to be. Thirteen years in a structured school Teaching you only how to earn points And memorize facts. But I want to be smart. An astrophysicist An anthropologist A pediatric psychologist I want to own a home. Lease a car. Pay my bills. Invest my money. Where do I learn to do all that? Look into your future, Inside your dreams. How do you get there? How do you find What seems To be impossible? Let me tell you, Its possible. Education Filled with learning, Filled with ACTUAL learning. And motivation. Its a structure, But its home. Its a routine, Its a family. Its in your head. You create your setting. The gloomiest day, with a smile on your face And you've already become more. When you want education, You'll find it. You'll find it with passionate teachers, And summer camps, And clubs And sports And, AP stats? When you push yourself forward, You'll feel pressure backwards, But it won't drag you down, If you don't let it. It's a choice to make. You'll be here anyways. Its that day you walk across that stage And find the smiles of your peers And realize that although you're still here, You're moving forward. I know that I am more. Than my 11th grade AP test score. I know that I am more, Than my homework, Than my scars, Than the number of marks That are on my arms. Than my rank, My GPA, Or any standardized test I took on a Saturday. Than the number of hugs that I get when cry, Or the number of graduates who will say good-bye. Because at the end of the day Or right here and right now Or whatever cliche I know I can say I am more.
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Jan 17, 2014
Jan 17, 2014 at 10:00 PM UTC
More Education, Please.
I am not a number. I am more. I'm a rhythm. A clock, circadian, A heart beat, The music inside me. I am a rhythm. I am not a score. I am more. I'm a movement. An individual, its Like a non-religious transcendentalist, A dancer, prancer, An accidental fall. I have a purpose. I am a movement. Who are you? A number? A score? An A? B? C? See? Its not you, its how we were raised to be. Thirteen years in a structured school Teaching you only how to earn points And memorize facts. But I want to be smart. An astrophysicist An anthropologist A pediatric psychologist I want to own a home. Lease a car. Pay my bills. Invest my money. Where do I learn to do all that? Look into your future, Inside your dreams. How do you get there? How do you find What seems To be impossible? Let me tell you, Its possible. Education Filled with learning, Filled with ACTUAL learning. And motivation. Its a structure, But its home. Its a routine, Its a family. Its in your head. You create your setting. The gloomiest day, with a smile on your face And you've already become more. When you want education, You'll find it. You'll find it with passionate teachers, And summer camps, And clubs And sports And, AP stats? When you push yourself forward, You'll feel pressure backwards, But it won't drag you down, If you don't let it. It's a choice to make. You'll be here anyways. Its that day you walk across that stage And find the smiles of your peers And realize that although you're still here, You're moving forward. I know that I am more. Than my 11th grade AP test score. I know that I am more, Than my homework, Than my scars, Than the number of marks That are on my arms. Than my rank, My GPA, Or any standardized test I took on a Saturday. Than the number of hugs that I get when cry, Or the number of graduates who will say good-bye. Because at the end of the day Or right here and right now Or whatever cliche I know I can say I am more.
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We stared at the ceiling, blackened from the absence of light, air chilling with every breath from the A.C., moving closer and closer because we thought it was what we were supposed to do, but our electrons were sending spark signals before our bodies even thought about touching. Like iron and sulfur, we synthesized moving into each other's lives, leaving our pieces behind, swapping stories and secrets in the cover of nightfall, with roaring laughter, our heads making permanent impressions on their downy and memory foam petals in the garden of wishes we created. And I followed you to your room, and back again, through the drug cartels of Mexico, to the blizzards that lie beyond The Wall. You, my greatest adventure showed me what lay beyond the door I was always too frightened to open. You earned a doctorate in my mannerisms, becoming an expert on each temper tantrum, each shining grin that you always brought about on the gloomiest of Wednesdays when I ran out of milk for my cereal and overcooked your mac and cheese. You embraced every flaw I had, came to love every scar I accumulated, thirty-eight in total, from the others, almost too numerous to count on ten fingers, that left me with a sewing needle, and a bottle of Elmer's glue each time. And I thought I loved you then, but not like I love you now, because now I wake up next to you, I make both of us coffee, and push open the curtains to let in sunlight. And I wake up next to you, I don't hate Mondays as much anymore, Because through the valleys of your sleeping lungs I found where I belong.
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Mar 3, 2014
Mar 3, 2014 at 12:38 AM UTC
Synthesis
We stared at the ceiling, blackened from the absence of light, air chilling with every breath from the A.C., moving closer and closer because we thought it was what we were supposed to do, but our electrons were sending spark signals before our bodies even thought about touching. Like iron and sulfur, we synthesized moving into each other's lives, leaving our pieces behind, swapping stories and secrets in the cover of nightfall, with roaring laughter, our heads making permanent impressions on their downy and memory foam petals in the garden of wishes we created. And I followed you to your room, and back again, through the drug cartels of Mexico, to the blizzards that lie beyond The Wall. You, my greatest adventure showed me what lay beyond the door I was always too frightened to open. You earned a doctorate in my mannerisms, becoming an expert on each temper tantrum, each shining grin that you always brought about on the gloomiest of Wednesdays when I ran out of milk for my cereal and overcooked your mac and cheese. You embraced every flaw I had, came to love every scar I accumulated, thirty-eight in total, from the others, almost too numerous to count on ten fingers, that left me with a sewing needle, and a bottle of Elmer's glue each time. And I thought I loved you then, but not like I love you now, because now I wake up next to you, I make both of us coffee, and push open the curtains to let in sunlight. And I wake up next to you, I don't hate Mondays as much anymore, Because through the valleys of your sleeping lungs I found where I belong.
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You win When you win hearts Appreciate the love When souls open up A reflection of beauty Transforms the heart You win When you listen And feel every word Hold hands of fallen Wipe away the pain And bring hope You win With unconditional love No expectations ever Only the well-being Love that metamorphoses The gloomiest of hearts You win When you shower kindness And hold gratitude in esteem When silence speaks a lot And actions take care Forges bonds forever
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 10:21 AM UTC
You Win
you asked me to describe you, and i found myself at a loss for words (which doesn’t happen very often; words usually pour out of me like water from a fountain). you mean the entire ******* world to me, how do i put that into words? how do i put you into words? you're the literal light of my life: you’re a ray of sunshine, a respite from the constant thunder and rain that seems to follow me around no matter where i go. you pour constant love and warmth into me, so much so that even on the gloomiest of days, i feel happy and okay. you’re my inspiration; i look up to you in every possible way. you make me want to be a better person, show me what that could be like. you are soft and gentle and kind. you’re the feeling of coming home of watching a movie under the blankets with a cup of hot cocoa of finding something that you thought you had lost, and the relief because you couldn’t imagine living without something so amazing. you’re the feeling of safety and security, of knowing that everything’s going to be okay, of opening a new book and becoming immersed in an entirely new world, something you never could’ve dreamt up. you’re the feeling i get when my favorite song comes on, shouting the lyrics and knowing i’m off-key but not caring. you remind me what it’s like to feel alive, what it’s like to feel human (and how can i put that into words?)
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Apr 2, 2017
Apr 2, 2017 at 1:48 AM UTC
for her.
She has long, chocolate colored hair. She has eyes that twinkle in the sunlight. She has a smile that can light up even the gloomiest of rooms. She has a figure that any girl would dream of having. She has a beautiful face; not a blemish on it. She has a warm heart that could melt a blizzard. She has a way with words that is moving. She has a scent of genuine and purity. She has a mind that envisions so much, she could make me look blind.
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Jan 10, 2015
Jan 10, 2015 at 12:48 AM UTC
Sacrafice
On a laughing spree I endeavor with glee, Ripped up shirt Your short short skirt, Appeals To any penguin running from seals, Clubbing And tape side B dubbing, Will deplete Through wet concrete The tempo Of the gloomiest of death row Inmate That I can't relate, Sedate the defense With all but my pretense, Dense and foggy The towel is soggy, Wet and damp I've set up camp, To see this to its end Let's pretend, You know what I'm thinking Even if my signals aren't blinking... © okpoet
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Apr 4, 2013
Apr 4, 2013 at 3:20 PM UTC
Tape Side...
Once many months ago there was a lonely soul who needed a friend Once many months ago you gave up the hope you would find someone who cared Once many months ago you sought to end it all And there she came. A girl with eyes as green as leaves on the summer trees. A girl with the heart made of the purest gold She was as sad as the gloomiest weather. She too was in need, in need of a friend. Soon the friendship was inevitable. Late night conversations and so many secrets that were told. She became your best friend, and you hers. Soon she started throwing herself away and selling herself short. And you....you were engulfed in another. Soon your feelings were made clear, but she was stupid, thinking she didn't want a relationship. Feeling hurt and jaded, you said things that wished you hadn't But little did you know she missed you. She couldn't understand what she had did wrong. Many weeks passed and fate would have it you came back into her life. Bearing apologies, but she had already forgiven you. And soon enough the friendship blossomed into something beautiful. (In my blog this poem was called "The Story" but I don't think that title suits it. So here I'm going to leave it untitled)
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Jan 2, 2010
Jan 2, 2010 at 11:46 AM UTC
Untitled
Too long, Too long I point my vision In awe towards the inexistent flaw Embedded within the lustrous cracks of your smile Splitting through the melancholy-infused, My timeless sunless sky I tremble, More than just a sugar rush, A heaven-sent electric current; Starts the heart-shaped engine, Rips through its tendons, Accelerates, opposing the infirm currents , Of the impaired circuit, Sensitizes it to a form of "life". The thunder then pounds within the hollow, Slowly devastates the shallow. Bruises branch down my neck, The bolts sink down to my deck, Engraving everlasting fractal marks , Of fractions of whiles, When I was stone-blind , Consumed by the euphoric rush, Of your broken white lights, Shocked into submission, Getting used, Falling for abuse. Lightning was your name, The thunder was your doomed game. Maybe one end only surges in mortal power, But the other has fallen, devoured. Blind, but now I see coherently, Rewired differently. My fingertips still trace down the marks, Till they have memorized their very whereabouts, But now I embark, On the journey of focus on my ever-present, And your ever-absence. Tainted with specks of your broken light, My sky then gives birth to ravishing stars, That decorate the gloomiest of inky skies. Sometimes the stars fall, To witness me wishing him away, Closely hear me say, The last of my goodbyes; So long for now, So long for then.
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Oct 14, 2017
Oct 14, 2017 at 3:45 PM UTC
The Electric Rush
My head is pouring the gloomiest smoke you have never seen And I used to think that my life would end up unseen Like a stone my heart is unbreakable And to feel, I can no longer be able These emotions are scratching my chest Wanting to release themselves from the arrest Sometimes I wish people would care about me But sometimes I don't I wish to tie my rope around the branches And fall as the old leaves fall
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 2:46 AM UTC
I'm (not) Okay
I've always been a night owl Never really been a morning lark The daytime just doesn't do it for me The night on the other hand fills me with spark My mind works better My soul feels safer All i need is a cup of tea,a good movie to watch And a bag of vanilla flavoured wafer When i look at the moon and stars in the night sky It gives me a different kinda' high The stillness and silence of the night Just the moonlight to guide you Man..it's so serene and haunting Magical almost... Looking at the post-midnight empty streets... I'm sometimes reminded of the emptiness in my life But then again even the darkest and gloomiest of night skies has at least that one star shining in it So that does fill me with hope May be not now But somewhere in the future This introvert soul might get someone to love 'Coz nobody wants to be lonely And i ain't no exception
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May 6, 2016
May 6, 2016 at 1:53 AM UTC
Untitled 276
The breeze sways within my study from the Friday eve rain. The gloomiest things make one feel so lovely. The frizzy coils of my hair spring up while I only hope these showers bring him to my door with flowers. I shut the window, but keep the blinds. The weeping willow aches for some sun, and I ache for my sunshine.
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Apr 3, 2015
Apr 3, 2015 at 5:13 PM UTC
Rainy Days
There’s no escape it’s ever the life’s part Breaks one storm the strongest of men Leaves on its trail pieces of broken heart Scattered ashes of an undying pain! Even the toughest falls like a house of cards With no mend on sight for the brutally scathed soul No peace to be got from the wisest of words Charring helpless in grief’s burning coal! Each breath exhales fumes of the despair When we’re on the path of this gloomiest travel That faith can’t heal nor bring to repair As the mind is sunk in the darkest of hell! There’s no relief when such times ravage us For the tides of sorrow with years hardly wane With time though quieted and within heart hushed Remain its scars as the forever lasting pain!
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Aug 1, 2014
Aug 1, 2014 at 5:47 AM UTC
House of Cards
*Laughter reigns with us Sun breaking gloomiest day Eyes always smiling*
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 4:36 PM UTC
Young Love
Not depressed: Emotionless inside, I can feel the emptiness. Can't love, can't hate is this my fate? Searching: Listening to that sad song. Watching that movie full of sorrow. Reading the gloomiest book I could find. Listening to people talk about their dark pasts. Ahh~ here it comes the one thing I can feel... Finally depressed again, finally I feel alive.
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 5:44 AM UTC
Chasing Depression
You were the sun this cold heart is longing. You told me I became the moon who lights up even your darkest and gloomiest night.
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Feb 28, 2019
Feb 28, 2019 at 8:06 PM UTC
Moonrise
: ::: ::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: ::::: ::: : Overfilled dams released khaki-brown rainwaters, while slate gray stormy winds brought down houses and lamp posts, helpless trees were uprooted, branches, sliced off their trunks greens became hues of dark olive-brown. red roofs floated, fire came in their midst rain wasn't crystal clear as it used to be death's color became faded elephant gray lives were snatched as hands held tight, emotions died in those brown flood waters 2020 painted my country's canvas with the gloomiest shades of sepia still, my people rise from inundation, gray lava and tremors, while they breathe, they live on, as before. ::::::: ::::: ::: : Sally Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan November 6, 2020
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Nov 5, 2020
Nov 5, 2020 at 10:24 PM UTC
Land in Sepia