Benjamin Age Poems

Death alone kills off the warmth
To be or not to be without love.
Death alone has turned the coldest
Of all hearts toward a maker, a God.
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Do not curse this day
I have become bearded
Still not yet a sage
As some would say
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Please don't leave without a kiss;
I want to plant it on your lips.
My arms around your hip;
O' my love can you feel the heat?
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Men in chains
In malady of the age,
Bigots in rage
Worshippers lie in state.
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Lay your life in mine
My love,
Humans we are,
But love brings
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There was a moment in my life
That I saw a light
Like beam from a star
falling down
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O' water maiden!
Nobly born of the sea
In your world
Nothing is used agaist thee
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Singing for love;
Every time you look up
Birds chirping in love's delight
Is made for your own design
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At night she hawks;
Her pride hidden
Between her thighs.
And I desire her.
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Everyone wants happiness
But friend do you share
A little kindness
.
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