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"utterlly" poems
by Arcassin Burnham ...And when the sun has shined, back then, really had alot going for me at the time, she was the only one that stayed on my mind, and just to find a sence of chance,i was so blind, to see that she could never love a boy , with a blank life, suicide whispered in my ear at the hands of my story, fled off my tears , and took all my glory, and at the time, wasnt cool enough to tell tall-tail stories, but i had many things, to please them all before me, misunderstood black kid, searching for a purpose, cause his mother utterlly kept secrets, to keep him nervous and hurtin' got a long road ahead , but you gotta watch the serpant, man , i dont want to live , closing down the curtains.
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May 17, 2014
May 17, 2014 at 7:20 PM UTC
"Obsessed Memories"
Flying high above the clouds Seeing the past behind depart Brings a new feeling of relief to my eyes I now see that life isn’t just spent in time But with memories The moments where we find ourselves utterlly broken down, Spending time in a wasteland We have lived in the moment of pure disaster And chaos seems to find it’s way in Time and time again Spent letting the tears fall upon this wasteland But none have succeeded in watering it While, memories live here Our thoughts escape our actions Creating depth in this place With its soil too dry for harvest And it’s land cracked Nothing dares to Sprout from its floor This place is one where memories come to die Memories shift the tides, Always changing the landscape Turning cracks and soil Into a masterpiece of color and thought The wasteland, Turns into miles and miles Of Green Never begging for the fallen tears Of memories, that were produced from disaster Withering away with the thoughts that created The wasteland. Connecting thought to action and action To thought Turning tables have flipped perspectives Day after day, year after year Once more the Green has Grown again And the drought was nothing but a Distant Memory
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 11:06 PM UTC
Wasteland Of Memory