J M Horr Poems

and I don't know
where she lives
I only imagine
her room
...

so you found this poem on the floor
it was destined to be torn, to be no more
on knees at a crawl
you pieced it back together
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as I over look the water
the old lady stares back at me
there's a bee crawling into a flower
a concert in my head
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you took my jacket for a smoke
and in the pocket you wrote a note
you said:
I'll be in your bed tomorrow
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I'd rather my ears
than my eyes
the I could truly see
the thoughts in me
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soft yet constant rain was
falling that day
an umbrella to share
yet both with wet hair
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always the trouble
nearing completion
or miles from it
will the pen just
...

don't be mad
for I cut up all your
pants
pink ones
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the sea pulls back whispering
to reveal salted stones shimmering
bored yachts beached
sails trapped tired and tight
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