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I walked through a meadow
across a salty lake
I stared at all the wonders
to burn away the hate
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I had a thought about how the world should be
About Power -
Equality -
I ran my fingers through my hair
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I brushed my teeth 'till they bled
last night as I
waited
for the phone to ring the noose
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My patience came to the party
fashionably late
wearing plaid - cigar smoking
carrying Armani scented air.
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You left your hand hanging out of the window
I saw, just a glimpse
Bicycle wheels break through puddles and smash into walls
An empty house filled with lust and broken glass
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The Best Poem Of Benjamin Markham
The Lavender
I walked through a meadow
across a salty lake
I stared at all the wonders
to burn away the hate
I sat on the bench and stared
Over the town I loved
Untill i came across your house
and it churned my fickle blood
The lavender plant had died
to leave a decripit remain
I thought to taste all i cried
but managed to abstain
What about the present?
It didn't mean a thing
I used this belt to beat my skin
to all it holds within
My face has worn its shine
to almost see the bone
The weathering, it took no time
When I cared for staying home
So I picked the wilted flower
I nursed it back to health
The sun had brought us both new life
Now the lavender holds my wealth
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