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Second Home

No lurid city lights No booming vivacious echoes Only my beachy hair comprehensive against my tanned features Take me back to my second home My heartening towel cloaks around my shivering body like a blanket to a newborn The scent…

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My DreamWorld

Tired of the world Excited to come to you to my dreamworld The worthless talks out of the way Just you and I living in our dreamworld For all that you do Making my life better Just like a sweet…

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The Big Lie

Lies, you speak them you turn your back it gone you think at least No it follows is searches up and down and all around And you don’t give up you run And you keep running but can you hide…

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Locked Door

Locked Door Behind the locked door, You will find much more, Then you have ever seen before, When you are broken, And not outspoken, There will always be and exit door, But at that next door, There is so much…

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Swim Meet

Swimmers drowsily stroll through the doors like geese in a flock 7 men get ready as they wait for the whistle mentally ready The whistle blows and they step up onto the block The blocks are wobbly so the swimmers…

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‘Hood

‘Hood I look at the sun, and it is a sight that is very bright I run around freely in my home I like to call my ‘hood I am always right, Because I said this was going to be…

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Yesterday

How sad is it, to know that we don’t know how to express Ourselves in the real world anymore To accept by texting a simple yes But not being able to keep in store Real memories of how the sun…

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ECHO

I wake to the sound of my alarm, then a few more times after that I pull myself out of bed despite my body and the cold air telling me not to I head down stairs and catch a glimpse…

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Ocean

If there is one place in the world that one should love, it is the ocean How the waves crash over each other All of the beautiful blues mixed together like a potion And how you dive under the crashing…

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