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Desperate:
By Robin Nederlof.
You don’t know what I feel.
Every minute, every hour.
I try to dodge, to shake it off.
It’s not what I want, but this is real.
I don’t know what to see.
Every day, every week.
I try to run, to leave it all behind.
It’s the whole world against me.
I feel so lonely, so sad.
It seems cold and darkness,
were the only friends I ever had.
You don’t know what to say.
Every month, every season.
I try my best, to be successful.
But ambitions fade to grey.
I don’t know what to think.
Every year, every decade.
I try my best, to be seen.
But eyes close, without a blink.
I feel so desperate, so weak.
It seems hopes and fears,
fueled my eyes to leak.
So if you and I don’t know,
where am I supposed to go?
Perhaps you could hold me tight,
use your warmth to create a light.
Even if it’s only for a brief moment,
I would love to change fate.
Even if it’s only for a few seconds,
but I know it’s too late.
I feel so useless, out of time.
It seems my light will never be lit,
denied a place to shine.
By Robin Nederlof.
You don’t know what I feel.
Every minute, every hour.
I try to dodge, to shake it off.
It’s not what I want, but this is real.
I don’t know what to see.
Every day, every week.
I try to run, to leave it all behind.
It’s the whole world against me.
I feel so lonely, so sad.
It seems cold and darkness,
were the only friends I ever had.
You don’t know what to say.
Every month, every season.
I try my best, to be successful.
But ambitions fade to grey.
I don’t know what to think.
Every year, every decade.
I try my best, to be seen.
But eyes close, without a blink.
I feel so desperate, so weak.
It seems hopes and fears,
fueled my eyes to leak.
So if you and I don’t know,
where am I supposed to go?
Perhaps you could hold me tight,
use your warmth to create a light.
Even if it’s only for a brief moment,
I would love to change fate.
Even if it’s only for a few seconds,
but I know it’s too late.
I feel so useless, out of time.
It seems my light will never be lit,
denied a place to shine.
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One for Dad
I was back in the house where I could feel the melancholy
of the lonesome, crowded west.
The same house but all the memories seemed so far away.
The smell of fresh paint hung heavy in the air,
and the walls I had once scratched and dented were bare.
A film of neglect clung to the books he never let me touch,
“Always end up damaged.” he’d say.
Not realising that love changes things,
makes friendships stronger, give things sentiment.
Those worn covers and creased pages,
not a sign of carelessness but a sign of greatest care.
There were the bottles of wisdom placed in the cellar,
full of learning, but paling to the lesso
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mother
mother with whistle, button and mace
drops her weapons to the hospital floor
and screams.
father rejoices - a princess! i'll teach her
everything.
mother still screams.
father, laughing - i pity the boy who asks for her hand.
mother holds baby and shrieks.
father's skin crawls - why aren't you happy?
mother screams. mother howls. mother, inconsolable
(everyone dies but girls are always
born dead)
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Father
She must have been
beautiful
sugar sweet
perfect
as you dressed her in innocence.
I'm sure her hair smelled of better times
and her eyes tugged at your conscience
and promised worlds
that made yours seem tragically thin.
And you were ...
weak
Now tell me, (father)
what broke your heart?
To find out you were the perfect liar?
Or to speak that ugly truth
that smashed everything
to blood-drawing shards of memories?
Because I don't need
your second-hand love
anymore.
I know, one day
you will contemplate gravity's fragilty
and fall into the sky
while we lie sleepless through nights gone hollow
with a bullet for the pain
an
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