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Older
I don't understand
How you never will get older
How you will stay the same in my mind
For the rest of time
And I will continue to get older
And I will soon
One day grow old -
Under the Summer
Under the summer
The fall is waiting
It waits calmly and quietly
Waiting for its slow change
Into only a few months -
We Are All Human
This is the most human feeling we have
To experience what it is to be
Is to experience a life of the unexpected
The unknown
Truth
Vows
Promises
It's very human to want more -
Why did I go?
Rain falls from the sky,
Yet my feet are cemented on the ground.
And the water beads on my face,
Turning my hair wet when I wish it were dry.
But somehow I don't care.
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Do You Still ...?
Do you still find comfort
In the way the leaves change
Green to orange to red to green again?
Do your clothes still smell like apples and spices?
Do you still drink cider -
Today I Love a Girl
Today I am just a man,
In love with a girl.
She has eyes that glimmer,
Like emerald water.
And she smells sweet,
Like lemons and fruit.
She loves eating pomegranate seeds,
Loves
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Something I Try To Leave
I’m pale,
white as snow-
cold as your eyes.
Ancient,
eroding,
creaking like a rocking chair,
or an old swing.
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Just a House
It's just a house, they all say.
It's NOT just a house.
Not to me, it's not.
It's my home.
This is where I learned, everything.
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lost tales
The wind sings-
she gathers stories, whispering tales of people lost long ago.she tells them to me
but I forget as soon as she is gone. -
When I'd Go
They all say they'd visit dinosaurs
go back and dig for gold
meet their great-great-great grandparents
be around when electricity was discovered.
When the question is asked
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Little Girl, Little Girl
Little girl, little girl
Why’ve you got boy’s hair?
Why’ve you got weird sentences
spilling from your mouth
And why’ve you got the wrong words
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Pen Pal
I write in pen
to get comfortable with my mistakes
to catch all my thoughts
scatterbrained
and fleeting
pens scratch the itch to write
better than any graphite
the use of ink before pencils