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He came to me I knew his face He took me to An unknown place. He talked to me Husky, close by my ear Said so much I didn't want to hear. I pulled away I tried to run He twisted my wrist And thought it fun. He pulled me down And stripped me bare And took what he wanted Then and there. I never screamed aloud But silently cried He finished and stood And offered me pie. I woke soon after In a nicer place Checked the mirror, Salt lines on my face. Shaken, wounded, I scrubbed myself clean, Feeling like I could still Feel my heart scream. I sat on the tiles And wished it could be A certain someone, not water, Slowly s

A sunset worthy of Monet Lights up the city As it comes to life For this dinner-for-one evening. Atop a hill I see the streetlights, Car lights, store lights. They twinkle in silence, Nocturnal creatures their foreground tune. A man jogs by, deep in thought. I wonder what he ponders On these dusky roads As his feet thud a trail in the dirt. I watch the cars now, All going somewhere, for something. Where are they all off to? Who might be on their minds? Where are you, I wonder. What do you think of now, As I sit in this blue box And think of you? Do you know what pains me, And do you have the slightest why? Will you list

I had a dream one night And you weren't there. I met a man With boy-blonde hair. He was nice, bold, Told me sweet things, Like how I had a face About which angels could sing. Then a girl appeared Sporting strawberry-blonde hair. I knew who she was, But not why she was there. She leaned in close, Cupped a hand to my face, Her lips brushed mine, And left not a trace. The man returned, Moved gently the girl aside, Knelt down and whispered For me to be his bride. Taken aback I knew not what to do. It seemed in his haste, He'd forgotten you. I left then, Left and searched Behind every mound, Climbed every birch. "Have y

They say time and things For broken wings, The healing and so on. Is that what I need For me to heed All that has gone on? Bleed and choke and rape me; These are all that save me From the joyous recollection of "we". You won't do it And I knew it, So the one who does is me. When you felt that heat From another's beat, Took that boiling plunge, I doubt you'd feel A tighter steel Than that which gripped my lungs. They say take these wings Learn again and things, Freedom, and so on. Do you heed My twisted need For all that is now gone? Bleed me choke me rape me Do it all and then forsake me. Wave away that sweetness, "w

If I came to you now, kneeling, palms out, would you invite me in? Hold me against your chest? Would you lie to me, tell me it was alright? If I asked you, If I told you, Would you push me away? Would I be welcome on your couch, in your heart, in your bed? You said to me once that we were friends, that I could come to you whenever, for whatever. But can I come to you for this? You won't hear the knock, see me there, and leave the door locked? No. But maybe you'll invite me in, just to talk, just to spend the night. You won't try anything, you promise. And then you will. And I won't care.

When the world stops moving And the moon is dead And grey matter's oozing From your aching head I'll sew you together With my suturing hand And inflate your ego When I say you're a man. You'll fall from the ceiling Alight with blue fire And I'll fly along with you Forever chasing our desire. We'll crash into the ocean And with our heat, make it boil. They'll climb the walls searching And have no ends to their toil.

I saw it in a can It beat lightly on the shelf. It was cheap, on special. I couldn't help myself. I saw it wouldn't scan, And then started my panic. I asked her what to do, She said, "Get a mechanic." We left there in my van, We had quickly to depart. Off to the mechanic man To whom I showed your heart. I sorted then my plan If the worst news were to come. Mechi-man said, "No good," So in my van, we drove home. We passed an elder man, His heart it was in pieces. I glanced down at my can; That pain scarcely eases. I set you by the fan, I thought the cool might help. Saddened when it didn't, From outside rang a yelp. Out

NOT MINE Who will cry for the little boy? By Antwone Fisher Who will cry for the little boy? Lost and all alone. Who will cry for the little boy? Abandoned without his own? Who will cry for the little boy? He cried himself to sleep. Who will cry for the little boy? He never had for keeps. Who will cry for the little boy? He walked the burning sand Who will cry for the little boy? The boy inside the man. Who will cry for the little boy? Who knows well hurt and pain Who will cry for the little boy? He died again and again. Who will cry for the little boy? A good boy he tried to be Who will cry for the little boy? Who cries

I'm tipsy The room just won't stop a-spinning It's bright, it's loud Everyone is a-singing Their tales of how the year has passed Their joys, their woes And of love that lasts We all raise a glass in a loud screamed out prayer To new smiles, memories, life without a care But we know in our hearts new beginnings are hard We will fail, we will fight After our trips to the bar On this night the bright lights are a beautiful distraction In a room full of love a pure deep compassion But what happens next when compassion runs dry, And we find out weeks later we started the year on a lie? The road is uncertain despite the year change

As my eyes fade to darkness And my day fades away You're all through my dreams With your beautiful ways My eyes spring open, All bright and blue I look to my phone A message from you A smile arises, From ear to ear My heart pounds faster, I wish you were here. From your gentle smile To your heartwarming touch And your beautiful eyes, Please hold me and clutch Never let go, Hold me forever, I can't have you now But a wish all together. All this is sudden All this is true Forever in my heart Lies this wonderful place For just me and you. `-By Shane Rayson

The night was cold, but as he held me tight. He was always warm. I sat on him as he sat on the hood of his old station wagon as we waited high on a hill. Headlights pierced the black night as a blue car pulled up through the hazy air. He hugged me tightly one more time before letting go. I rose from his lap as he walked over to the car. "I'll see you in a minute sweet-cheeks". I gave him the finger, he smiled back. He called me that all the time, even though he knew how much I hated that name. He left in the blue car as I watched it disappear in the fog. I stayed, awaiting his return, waiting to slip into his warm grasp again. His name was J

Like a shooting star, in the dark rippled sky, Beautiful, elegant, unique and bright Like a shivering rose on a cold winters night, Clean, crisp & tender; Just right Whispers in the wind like songs from a shell the hum of a blue bird. soft ripples in the swell The shimmering light, on a blue rippled lake from the touch of a leaf on an Autums day break From the rise of the sun to when the moon falls the beauty of nature a wonder to all The heart flies freely like a dove in the sky like an angel from heaven shining the light From the eyes to the smile to the taste of soft lips from ones head to their toes and the sway o

with eyes so blissful, pure & clear with a hug so tender, warm & near with a smile so bright, sexy & sweet without you i'm souless and incomplete you make me smile you make me laugh the way you hold me warms my heart like a light in the dark or a star in the night like an angel from heaven holding me tight with a love so strong, pure & true here's my heart a simple, gift for you. hold it now and keep it together because this is my way of staying forever forever isn't long but what you intend from a start to a finish thats when it ends For as long as i have you is the length it will be this is forever just you & m