Mandy Lee Poems

The tree of wisdom,
once proud and tall,
now a shadow of its former self.
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A broken heart once healed,
will never be the same.
Don't take things as they come,
but take it as a game.
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Victory but a veil,
of lies, treachery and deceit.
The web spun around your heart,
that makes it believe it's complete.
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The weeping willow cries,
the wailing sirens screech.
The gulls call up above,
the word of death beseeched
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you were made in perfection and love
you were given great life from above
yet you make him cry
do you not know why
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Like the harsh wind's howling
on a lonely summer night.
Wolves in sheeps' clothing prowling,
looking for innocent prey.
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I once met an old man who used to sit by a pool.
He'd look up as I passed and would murmur: '..oh, you fool.'
I used to think he was mad, or maybe I was in denial then.
I thought he was wrong; that I could never escape g-d's master plan.
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Black as ebony, dark as night.
When right seems wrong and wrong seems right.
Grey and tar and wisps of smoke,
on thoughts we muddle, on tears we choke.
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Confidence, a shell,
the pigment you see.
Confidence, the lie,
all, but me.
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