Avery Eglantine Poems

I wonder why we ever need
to complicate and to forbid
Words and thoughts causeth mine bleed
thine doubt and agony has merely feed
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When? My senses are failing, my lips are now cracking
my vision is blurry, and my heart, is it beating?
my fingers are numbing, unconsciously shaking
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The Days were to long but it passes fast
'twas a gibbous Moon setting up on the night skies
and to lay mine eyes upon thee is a must
that I swore with the foxes whilst it complete its lone cries
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Known to both the bludgeoning thing
Indefinite is thine place
Must there be sparks, we wonder...
Volatile bond's growth's at slowest pace
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Everyday is like living in a box
painting yourself for a step is stupid
The universe, 'twas infinite
and our world, 'twas barely a dot...
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To lay mine eyes upon thine innocence
these eglantines were calm and mild
‘tas a sweet deadly mischievous scent
like that song sung by the siren child
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The air ‘twas warm
I'm beguiled to the charm
of the white lotus in view
The spirits were dancing
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Often clept the seventh moon
'twas prime & too soon
As dawn approach; I was there.
Awaited none, to roads I stare.
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Art stone that tumbles
Underneath the shallow water.

Live life 'thout grumbles
In sorrow or laughter.
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