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Half-remembered dreamsAnd unfinished soliloquoys,Keeping my quietAnd I won’t let you in my life.But what have I doneTo just leave this all alone,Even with all of this timeMy life is still not my own. – Arsh
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Thunder furiously rumbled across the dark night sky. Pensive, brooding, sulking.Just like the moody Evelynne Yvonne Marie.Twirling coils of smoke left the cigar between her fingers, as she stared at the twisting, raging tongues of fire caged in her lighter, begging for release. How did she end up here? She wasn’t quite sure. But as
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My heart is locked in a bony cage,Where it writhes and turns for Freedom’s sweet lips.It toils to keep this mortal vessel alive,Yet struggles to find some peace of mind.But Darkness calls with comfort and change,Death’s loving embrace so gentle and safe,The Night calls away all worries formed by Day. – Maya Desdemona
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I suppose there was truth when Calpurnia said:”The heavens themselves blaze forth the death of princes.”For as I stare out my window,Glancing at heaven above and ground below,I see white lilies mourn the loss of a kind soul from this world,And the mighty heavens themselves stand in shame at their helplessness.On this dayA great and
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Sweet lilium,Thy ghostly pallor paired with thine emerald stem,Reaching for golden sunlight to bask thy head,Symbol of rebirth, and of death. At the feet of the Madonna thou art placed,Purity of the soul returned to Heaven’s embrace,Flush with life, forever in graceful sway,Sweet lilium, now in decay. – Maya Desdemona
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The delicate peace promised to us by the leaders of the world hangs on a balance that tilts steadily towards the rough, violent arms of war. The modern day and age, the one that promised this peace and progress, has seemingly forgotten the many suffering souls around the world, still oppressed, still denied their basic
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Come on in,Dip your toes in this-Though I can’t promise that the water will always be fineIn this tumultuous sea,I will be your net,Your safety boat,Your clamouring handThat reaches the shore,That life-guard’s vestWith a red whistle to blowA calm embrace,A caress to the face,But while this siren says…Your drowning I cannot replace. – Maya Desdemona
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The moon, sea, wind, and rocks depict a silent, rhythmic natural exchange in Maya Desdemona’s poem.