Pia's Poems

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Butterflies, Complete panic,
A thrill of excitement.
Watching the water, pure and clear,
A feeling of wanting, drilling through my mind.
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A stinging kiss,
Something not to be missed.
A slight pain in my neck,
He hasn't started yet.
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He gave her a rose,
Beautiful, Blood red.
She held it close,
It was the last thing she had of him.
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I'll give you my razor blade kiss,
It'll cut you up inside.
You wont know what hit you,
But you'll feel so alive.
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An alluring figure lingers in the darkness,
The Sihlouette of his shape draws you in,
Captivating.
Yet you cannot put away the mence you feel flowing from his soul.
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Do you know what it's like to be scared of everything?
The fear surrounding your hope is suffocating and intimidating.
The curiosity you feel,
Is constantly knocked down by the shorowded darkness of your fear.
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You came in and changed everything.
I had friendship and security in this place,
Now it is fading away.
You’ve pulled my friends away from me,
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She lingers in the darkness,
You carefully study the shilouette of her desirable curves.
Her blood red lipstick and bleached complexion is irresistable to the human eye.
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The illict content of his mind spills though his eyes,
His innocent eyes.
She take advantage of his oblivious lust,
Sneaks him out the back.
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The smell of fresh liquor lingers on his lips,
He parts them and breathes in the pungent scent of fresh human blood.
The contretempts of his past have lead him here,
His lonely eyes mock those of his victem.
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His diaphanous face shines in the moonlight,
His exposition of the moonlight so gentle,
But clearly stating his fixation.
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A stunning young girl,
In the quintessence of her youth,
The preponderate of her fate.
Glides through the undergrowth,
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Her memorable blue eyes,
Her perfect black hair.
Her long, sharp fangs,
And an unquenchable thirst.
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Your greedy smile pulls me in,
I slowing walk foreword.
Your hungry eyes start to grin,
I've already gone to far.
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A scent so delightful it sends a shudder thrilling up your spine,
Craving.
You step foreward,
The darkness lashes out at you,
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You close your eyes,
Sliently he moves foreword.
Gently he traces the outline of your cheek,
A shiver tumbles down your spine.
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You make me smile,
Though these words have been spoken many times before,
I cannot help but admit the truth.
And i suppose its insurmountable that I feel for you.
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A brooding darkness fills the night,
The clouds forming shapes which are seemingly undefinable.
Restful.
Rain scattering from the sky,
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An eloquent girl of seemingly youthful intentions slips through a shrouded door.
A ma with obvious dalliance,
Yet hardly egotistic,
Slowly peruses her from afar.
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A lone balloon flies up into the sky,
A wonderful melancholy blue.
It soars higher and higher,
Somewhere far below,
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The Best Poem Of Pia's Poems

Swimming Race

Butterflies, Complete panic,
A thrill of excitement.
Watching the water, pure and clear,
A feeling of wanting, drilling through my mind.
The race is called, my first event,
I feel a shudder run up my spine.
Standing in a line with my competitors,
My new enemies.
I observe them,
Watch as they prepare themselves.

Standing on the blocks,
The eerie silence of the start.
I single beep and I'm flying,
Straight though the air,
And then splash, I'm in the water.
The smooth cool water is calming,
But now is not the time to be clam.
The chlorine sings my skin.

I break the surface,
Hear my friends cheering.
I put my head down and stroke,
Only four more laps.
The sound of water drills in my brain,
I turn my head to breathe, and see my competitor.
I gain speed slightly, adding to the tension.
I reach the wall and do my fastest turn,
I will not let her overtake me.
When I breathe I look up to see my team,
To see them screaming and cheering.
Their support makes me put in a little more effort.

Then it starts, that nagging in my lungs,
My legs start tiering.
I push harder, striving for the finish,
Sensing the fear of the girl in the lane next to me,
I gain speed. I relish the competition.
Ten meters, only 10 more,
I start thinking of the finish.
It only makes me want it more.
I slide into the wall and finish,
I watch as the timekeepers discuss my time.

As they tell me my time I feel a rush of pride,
A personal best.
I close my eyes and listen for the results.
They call them, from 3rd place to first,
Second. A rush of excitement and regret fills my body.
But who beat me?
I look around, spotting out the winner.
She looks so happy,
In my mind I think she won't be as glad next time.

I slip out of the pool in one smooth movement,
Walk back to my team with pride.
Receive the sarcastic comments from my friends,
And the constructive critocism my coach.
The as the adrenalin of the race dies down,
I hear my name being called for another race.

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