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Gypsy (The Music Man): Poetry

Seems like he's spent most of his life on the highway He's part poet, part modern day gypsy He was born to roam he couldn't even tell you the last time he was home He's got people that love him, people that miss him It's not always easy, sometimes it's straight up lonely but every night he hits the stage playing his songs it sends a thrill through him when he hears people sing along In his life he's traveled thousands of miles If his music really touches a soul once in a while that to him is what makes it all worthwhile By: J.N.R Dutton

Ana
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An unfinished poem that was written too soon

I watch their hands as i wait for you Long fingers, short fingers, broad nails and rounded tips  Blunt Just like yours  Their eyes, blue and green and brown  Brown but not like yours,  Not like dark honey and rich mahogany  Not like moonshine, sunshine and sin And empty beer bottles Sharp cuts, scratches and sterile teeth Wet tongues Strong hands Calloused and warm Cold as teak Left in the dark Left alone Skin to skin Pin pricks, goosebumps, dilated Cognac and amber  And broken beer bottles

[I SHALL ALWAYS FEAR]

I was never good enough it seems, Always judged and never understood, Even when the light within started to dim, I wonder which part of society did I stood. I hear and I fear, The words to me so simple yet hurtful, I tried my best to make myself seemed dear, Yet I was never enough to make you think I’m beautiful. I tried and I cried, Against a nonexistent shoulder, I’ve cried and I’ve died, Against the cold ground to me that felt warm. Atolophobia, No longer part of a physical form, Its spiritual started to develop a paranoia, And no longer shall I cry, as a fake smile on my face forever permanent.

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Miscarriage

Miscarriage

3-22-2019 In my mother's embrace, While yet unseen, I began living. Before I could ask for it, I was given moments. Minutes. Caress. Care. In my mother's arms, I was loved long before I could yearn for it. Before I could cry out for it, I was lent my breath. My movements. My heartbeat. My smile. But while yet unseen, I began leaving My parents' grasp, so loving. While yet unheard I felt my breath fading. I am being called, being reclaimed. Before my race started, I have been called away, out of a world and its crooked ways. And to my Master blessed, who lent me this life and breath, I now yield and say, "Yes." I have been given, And now I am being taken away. In my life's short span I've...

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Death

Death

I stand in silent anticipation as an old friend drives up my door. He has come for yet another visit-- I swear he drops by more often than before. He has never yet arrived quite unannounced, but he'd always give a very short notice. Yet perhaps no heads up is advance enough for someone's visit such as his. There are always more things to be done, more preparations to look after; And every time that he leaves, there are countless details I wish I did better. So with every goodbye he utters every time he steps out of my place, I would make amends on my planner so as to receive him next time with more grace. It's been eight months since Death first knocked at my door, since I first...