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"relection" poems
I see why they laugh and talk behind my back, yet instead of telling me the truth they hide them with little lies but I can see what they hide from me I see why they say " you need help" your crazy in the head" and "why must you act like that?" even my own mother says "sometimes I just want to hit you so bad" they make me a lone wolf away from the pack. But you know what I don't care I may only be able to hide my tears for oh so long soon they will show hot tears running down my face. I see my relection I hate it shows me why the people talk I see why they talk I see why they laugh they don't know what I have been through and what I have seen they only know the outer side of me...
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Apr 2, 2010
Apr 2, 2010 at 4:16 PM UTC
I See Why
she was the princess of her own world the daylight and moonlight dimmed upon her her relection of intense beauty yet a soul of total abyss her emotions null and void her gaze empty and sorrowul yet it was the moon that dawned upon her black and cold
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Feb 17, 2018
Feb 17, 2018 at 4:01 AM UTC
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Reflection of myself. I constantly see. One minute a intelligent man. The next second someone constantly wondering. Why the world is the way it is? When together we can accomplish creating peace. As a whole we can end all wars. But in the mixture you always have someone that's totally trouble. Some lives to create havoc. Some lives to be an outcast. Almost like music of the past. A reflection of myself. I constantly seeking. Someone that measure the sincerity of their heart. And treasure those they professes to love.
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Jul 15, 2012
Jul 15, 2012 at 11:48 PM UTC
Relection of Myself
The sun rises every morning, Sometimes, I think, it's role is just to cheese me off. As from behind it's hazy autumnal sky, with falling mist, It wakes me early, before the **** begins to crow, always beats my alarm clock at letting me know. The time has come once again to move on, to face a newborn week, One day, I shall not awaken to the light of the morning sun, not just yet however, I shall be drenched in the realms of once just passed lost breaths, And internally to myself I shall smile, In the belief that I shall not die in the minds of my mattering ones, the nattering ones. Who matter so much, in the past tense of emotions immense, of sons, grandsons and daughters, of maybe one day having grand-daughters, and brothers long lost. At the setting of the sun today, I will reflect, as evening folds around me, on marriage and families and sisters -in -law, I'll take a deep breath, smile, so much, at the peace that was drawn from a wedding hat box. (C) Livvi
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Aug 24, 2014
Aug 24, 2014 at 2:54 PM UTC
HAZY MORNING RELECTION
Face Time. I showed her her face. She wouldn't look. I said. Look. See how beautiful you are. It took days. It took months. She looked. She could not. But finally did. I said. Please say hi to yourself. Say "Hi Leslie". It took a while. So many tears. She finally started to look and say hi. This went on and on. There were so many slips. Falling back down to despair. Oh our love seemed so desparate. So unfair. I started saying we won't sleep, Each night Until we resolve it. So we did, we sat in the bathtub. Talking and talking 'til resolve, came. More years. Building and building. Life became our family. Alone, then two children. Finally seven. It seemed like climbing from hell to heaven. Sure it was hard. Sometimes it was fun. Rolling back down. when trouble would come. Disease came. Physical. Mental. Both sides of the coin. Through weakness and trouble. We shared in our pain. The children grew up at least they could see Love. That was shared by Leslie and me. Now that we are old. Grandchildren and dogs. I'm so far away from it all For income from the desert. She. Lives by the sea. Near where it all took place. We share through computer Face to Face. She looks at mine. I look at hers. A little relection of each. Each day when we say. Hi. With Face Time. 8 Jan. 2016 Dr.mgm
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Jan 8, 2016
Jan 8, 2016 at 7:51 PM UTC
Face Time
Every so often they would come in Turn the lights on and ask me questions Then record my responses Never showing emotion They only asked and observed Perhaps seaching for certain responses The room had no windows I could not truely tell If it was day or night My memories were blurred And with each passing test They only grew more clouded The observers returned again This time not asking But telling They told me things Both mundane and strange Supposed events and occurrences Whether they were in the future Or the distant past I did not know I listened to and answered The faceless observers For what seemed like days The time came When they seemed satisfied With the knowledge I had gained And they endeavoured To show me one final thing By wheeling out a simple mirror They faced it towards me And what I saw looking back Shocked me to my core In the dim relection I saw a strange machine With churning part and glowing orbs This machine was me Though I knew not how For it was not a form I recalled One of the larger observers explained I was the last intelligence Of a long extinct race In fact they told me I was the last individual intelligence In the universe For they were all part Of a greater hive mind That had absorbed all creation They planned to bring me Before that grand being itself Once preperations were made Silently and without emotion They left the room And turned the lights off again I was alone again I, the sole survivor Brought back from the oblivion Of an antiquated age To face the god of this one
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Aug 11, 2016
Aug 11, 2016 at 1:24 PM UTC
Alveare
Every so often they would come in Turn the lights on and ask me questions Then record my responses Never showing emotion They only asked and observed Perhaps seaching for certain responses The room had no windows I could not truely tell If it was day or night My memories were blurred And with each passing test They only grew more clouded The observers returned again This time not asking But telling They told me things Both mundane and strange Supposed events and occurrences Whether they were in the future Or the distant past I did not know I listened to and answered The faceless observers For what seemed like days The time came When they seemed satisfied With the knowledge I had gained And they endeavoured To show me one final thing By wheeling out a simple mirror They faced it towards me And what I saw looking back Shocked me to my core In the dim relection I saw a strange machine With churning part and glowing orbs This machine was me Though I knew not how For it was not a form I recalled One of the larger observers explained I was the last intelligence Of a long extinct race In fact they told me I was the last individual intelligence In the universe For they were all part Of a greater hive mind That had absorbed all creation They planned to bring me Before that grand being itself Once preperations were made Silently and without emotion They left the room And turned the lights off again I was alone again I, the sole survivor Brought back from the oblivion Of an antiquated age To face the god of this one
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Reflection On A Self-Destruction Gifts past belief, Perfect pitch, honed technique, Undoing self from morn till eve - It grieves those who no longer seek him. Sitting all the day, A once sought artist, Solo instrumentalist, Never lifting up his ***** With his all upon the telly,** Living on old memory, One waits for a communiqué, “Dead!” - from fears collected Long self-neglected years, Long self-rejected years Laced with the chaos of self-based abuse. [He was] once handsome-faced, But hooked on spirits, wine and ciggies,*** Thinking on the Long Ago, Not letting go, Years spent, tears spent, Its ****** happening As of this typing, Lessons still unlearned. *Yiddish for buttocks **British informal term for television *** cigarettes A Reflection On Self-Destruction 10.6.2016 Small Stories Book; Arlene Corwin
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Oct 9, 2016
Oct 9, 2016 at 7:58 AM UTC
Relection On A Self-Destruction
I use to is a comment we hear a lot. Things people had. But seems to have lost. And it's a relection of their past. Which doesn't fades. But will forever last. Well, I'm the now. What I long for? I will try to achieve. I'm in the now. The past only contains memories. Which are good and sometimes bad. It's like a lover looking back. And can only remember certain events. But when pushed to confirm. Then they understand exactly, what the present means? I'm in the now. My moment is now. And my future is tomorrow.
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Oct 4, 2012
Oct 4, 2012 at 8:39 AM UTC
In The Now
Once upon a time, someone solved a crime. But the story that was told, was really pretty old. It was about this kid that died, due to all his pride. For you see he didn't listen, and only wanted to glisten. This led to his downfall, with no one left to call. For you see his fatal flaw, was following the claw. He wanted only to prove, that he knew how to move. But now that kid is gone, with every brand new dawn. So to all of you out there, listen to my swear: If you don't pay attention, and there is no relection, than you as well will find, yourself stuck in a bind.
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Jan 1, 2018
Jan 1, 2018 at 2:25 PM UTC
Naive
Every mirror should be framed because each relection is a masterpiece
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Jan 17, 2017
Jan 17, 2017 at 7:51 PM UTC
Reflections
and i sat and stared into the eyes of what i presumed to be mine my relection looking right at me cold lifeless tears already formed on the waterline not a sign of any soul behind icy blue irises and puplis far too dialated for this "darkness" inside i sat and i stared at this stranger for what let like eternity but really was probably only ten minutes, at most looking back at me i sae the body of a girl more like the corpse of a girl with eyes that didn't shine and had bags underneath like caynons and blood red lips chapped from biting and self deprecating coldness not a twitch upward to be seen a straight line of melancholy the hollowness of an creature i'm not too sure is real she doesn't look it she's not alive i'm frightened of what i saw because that is who i am that is me potentially.
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Jan 28, 2018
Jan 28, 2018 at 9:21 PM UTC
staring back at me