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May 2018 · 624
the “h”-word
moonstruck May 2018
i like to see my loved ones happy,
even though this sounds quite sappy.

but ever since i wore a *****,
i can’t quite grasp what it’s like to be happy.
Jan 2018 · 221
miss me?
moonstruck Jan 2018
you only miss my presence
when there is nobody around you.
you only miss my voice
when there is nobody to speak to you.
you only miss my laughter
when there is nobody to laugh at your jokes.
Jan 2018 · 278
late nights
moonstruck Jan 2018
late night conversations with him,
fills me with happiness, right up to the brim
his smile manages to penetrate through the pixelated screen,
as he caught up with me, and asked me how i’ve been.
Jan 2018 · 312
happiness
moonstruck Jan 2018
is happiness just a figment
of one’s imagination?
Jan 2018 · 1.0k
strange
moonstruck Jan 2018
it’s strange isn’t it?
the ones who barely know you
have the most to say
back from my hiatus;
Nov 2017 · 226
my love;
moonstruck Nov 2017
my love for you grows larger each day,
i’m so glad it helps me pave the way.
i can never have enough to say,
as you automatically brighten my day.
Nov 2017 · 788
arms
moonstruck Nov 2017
my arms are outstretched, wide open,
ready to embrace you; even when you’re sad and broken.
Sep 2017 · 642
missing sunshine;
moonstruck Sep 2017
the final words that you had uttered,
cling onto me as my heart fluttered.
    “thank you so much!”, you stuttered,
  my heart leapt, for i was flattered.

     now that seven days have hurtled by,
       and i hadn't had a chance to say goodbye.
   i couldn't help but to sigh,
     so i wrote this piece as a small reply.

             as soon as the curtain was drawn,
     i realised i had started to fawn.
                 i stayed up until the crack of dawn,
       listening to your songs and suppressing a yawn.

   the days after felt particularly empty,
          even though i had looped the song “twenty”.
     the feeling in my heart was still empty,
  even after looking at images of you aplenty.

          it was terribly obvious that something was missing,
     my thoughts just had to do a little fishing.
            my mind was no use, for it kept dismissing,
         my heart knew better, for it was reminiscing.

       two days ago i found out what was missing of mine,
    i don't know why it took long, it was such a telltale sign,
           i was on cloud-nine, and it was so divine,
                    i had realised i was missing my sunshine.
for hjs
Sep 2017 · 419
habits
moonstruck Sep 2017
i can recall these regular tendencies,
all the way until my seventies.
i adore your little habits,
like smiling—with teeth sticking out like a rabbit’s.

daily recollections of your actions,
pop up in my mind like a distraction.
like moments when you cover your mouth as you laugh,
i perfectly capture them like a photograph.

like when your eyes turn into crescents,
no matter the time; past or present.
the way the corners of your mouth are curled,
it makes my heart swirl and twirl,
for it is as precious as a pearl.

the faint laugh you produce,
echoing around the room to diffuse—
a sound so sweet, so pure;
to my unhappiness, it's a cure
as it puts a smile back onto my face for sure!

from your clasped hands in your regular stance,
to your endless showcase of your “pin drop” dance,
i cant seem to pick a favourite one!
but i believe it’s when you make a pun.
Sep 2017 · 268
my dear;
moonstruck Sep 2017
my dear; you are a galaxy,

a bedazzling multitude of power, of flair.

i, an absentminded stargazer;
        who dismissed my languish feelings
                                       when i first saw you back then


i’m a fool; a jester

oh, why had i not realised it sooner?
for you, are a gift; as beautiful as the lunar.
moonstruck Sep 2017
“scer- what now?” says another curious passerby yet again.
       deep down inside, i resent the attention i gain.
             for most peers of mine don't often know the pain.

   “it’s scoliosis.” i retorted,
       but in reply, they only snorted.
                i cant believe they had the nerve,
                   to jeer at someone because of a mere curve.

             it all happened that one faithful day,
          after a p.e. lesson when we went into the water to play.
            as everyone returned to change, i was left behind to stray.
         “i hope nobody notices me”, i thought as i would pray.

     to put it simply; it hadn't gone unnoticed,
i had begged for them to to tell, but that had not sufficed.
        the cat was let out, it all felt like a heist.
             my secret was robbed, when it supposedly ceased to exist.

                 i was ten back then, had no clue how to handle it.
   life was tough, but i’m glad i never quit.
          though my torso now has a slit,
             i’m safe to say that i'm over with their *******.
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