Jane Meyer Poems
I used to think I’d never change,
But now I know it’s inevitable.
I used to fight with my sister every time I got the chance,
But now we’re practically inseparable.
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I was lifting up the couch,
like I’d done a hundred times before,
but this time there were cushions,
on the other side.
...
I bet there’s a speech out there,
(who knows, maybe I could find it on the internet) ,
that goes something like this:
“You don’t know about [inser subject here]
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I shaved my head to release my imagination.
I did it to get a tattoo on my shiny head.
I did it to lose my normality.
I did it to become a freak.
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(Clerihew) (I love clerihews!)
The dog got kinda fat,
And accidentally sat on the cat.
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White is the color that’s all in one
and through a prism the rainbow ‘s undone.
Red is the color to add spice and flare
it’s even the color of a fox’s hair.
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Snow,
Glowing,
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Squeakers: Captain Jack, is my loving black cat.
He was traumatized at very young age,
And now he hides under the bed like a frightened bat.
He’s better now and understands he gets pet when comes out of his internal cage.
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I’m scared.
For the past year I’ve felt nothing,
neither woe, nor joy.
Then, it was my protection,
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