The back of an old note has your name
Written in writings that symbolizes the
Drawings of a cartoonish character.
And the designs I have doodled have
Never, once, surpassed a pencil or paper.
These two instruments, the pencil and paper,
Are what I have used to remember and re-live again
You and an old love each time I sit and regret
And think and wonder and compare and reason
How I could have lost it all.
— The Pencil And Paper.
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i'm never a priority
i'm never someone's reason for waking up
the giver, never the taker
never the taker, always the asker
i ask for time
i ask for patience
i ask for comfort
i'm never a priority
never the taker
never the reason
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the feminine, the masculine, the artistic urge to stare at the paintings until they make you hallucinate, to read poems until they seep inside your soul, to write such words that hold the power to shatter a person's heart and fill the void at the same time.
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I wished you would've stayed in love with me
by laurenmaerie, love always leaves
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I absolutly LOVE Mr Keating, but if he did that impromtu poem scene to me I would never ever forgive him, no matter how good a teacher he might be, I definitely would've start crying on the spot.
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That feminine urge this, masculine urge that ….
Yeah, okay , cool
But what about the Lunar urge to ritualistically disappear every couple of weeks ?
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I am taking a cup of stolen milk
With Cabin biscuit and reading a newspaper.
And I am thinking about an argument I had with
A friend about painting a room off-white or blue.
On the day of the colour argument I wrote,
Blue is a favorite color and no one should
Ever have a problem with it
Because every shade of blue is cool.
And every shade of blue is to be loved.
— Every Shade Of Blue.
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i look at my mother
her hair is graying
she's always in pain
she shakes when lifting the milk
her hand perpetually on the side of her back
she's holding herself together
she's trying her best
mother i can't give you a grandchild
i'm not like you, i'm not strong
you're staring out the window in a daze
watching the grass move with the wind
are you remembering
are you regretting
i recall the last time you held me in your arms
your hair was a beautiful brown and you were so full of life
mother hold me again
one last time
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dead poets society changed my life because john keating is so right. i read and write poetry because i’m a member of the human race. i do need to seize the day. words and ideas do change the world. i am filled with passion.
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