Dan Brown Poems

Unlikely, but should you see
a woman having a pee.
She’ll lift her gown
Then bloody sit down!
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Through the window of a house, I see
People. Watching people on TV
looking through the window of a house.
I wonder if that’s me.
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We were balloons for each other.
Floating together in Life’s Sky.
We were meant for each other.
But you let our love die.
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If silence is, indeed, golden.
Then I’m rich beyond my wildest dreams.
For that’s all that exists between us.
Fountains of emptiness flowing to streams.
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For being an immature moron, and
For being so damn annoying.
For being my Agony Aunt, and
For being that shoulder.
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I don’t know what to say.
Do you know what to say?
We niether of us know what to say.
You’re in my heart to stay.
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Define normal.

Normality is special to the individual.
Not something to be shared by the masses.
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As I stand on the dune staring out at the sea,
Staring at the boats out fishing for tea,
I feel peaceful at last; calm and free.
The rumbling waves echo in my ears,
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I’m tired of all the fighting.
All the arguing, the shouting, the abuse.
I’m tired of all the whinging.
All the moaning, the groaning, the sniping.
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Me on one,
Him on the other.
Me the coward,
Him the lover.
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