Kevin East Poems

Wings of the night
Shimmering light
Passes over the moon.
Like some silent
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Kaboom!
When you hit the room.
Secretly knowing
Our juices will be flowing
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Your words
fell softly
On my pillow.
I hear them.
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I know the tin man feels pain.
Sees the sun cry in the rain.
Knows the leaves miss the trees
With every Autumn breeze.
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Oh to be a millionaire not singular but multi
I'd buy a hotel in Bel Air
And play at Basil Fawlty
I'd gift you diamond rings so fine
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Hang on
When all hope is gone
And where light had shone
You are lost in the dark.
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So I am alone
But will not cry.
Won't miss the pain
Or the fakes who lie
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Tomorrow I'll find someone new
Tomorrow I won't have the flu
I'll wake up with the sun
Shake stardust from my hair
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Your silence revealed
The blood has congealed
That ran through your veins for me.
Your kisses that came for free
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When I moved in you
And our tempest blew
Our crescendo called to the moon
Like a symphony courts a tune.
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