Care

I'll be there!

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wrote this one for my brother he needed it

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Pieces

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Love
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If I could colour my words

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Human
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All the feelings has some clours but we can not see.

But you see it in your heart.

So I tried to discribe them in words.


 

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Care

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my children's home was not burned down, but a lot of fires were started, no idea who by, i was gone

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In loco parentis

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i wasn't much of a brother when our children's home closed... or long before then..

my staying away from her and her family now, makes me the best brother ever...

but, it doesn't make it right

and nothing ever will...

sorry..

this is poetry, not psychotherapy, or drunks are us....

i reeeeeeeeaaaaaallllllly love you... go on, give us a kiss....

 

;-)

 

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A dream last night

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i've had many dreams, i'd describe as prophetic, ie in a sense they came true  - but i've never dreamed about my mother dying, though i've fantasized about it, often - does that make me an evil and wicked person, or just the same as everyone else alive?

I Held Back

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Personal
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I had an open mic a few months back. A good friend of mine asked me to perform at her show she had built from scratch. I was eager to help, having performed at her show before (see 'Other Life') and had performed with (see 'Corpse Pose'). Anyway, I was there and I choked. I held back. I instantly wrote two new poems and read one decent poem, and another, lacking. I cursed myself for doing so. This poem is about that hesitation.

Hot Tea Cup

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*Untitled 9*

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I may change it a little. I don't know yet. What do you think?

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