Isaak DeMaio Poems

I push, push, push,
until I fall, fall, fall,
knowing I'm empty,
it's hard to stand tall.
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She wants him,
she is done being alone,
she can't take it anymore,
she wants someone she can call her own.
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Not Now, it's Obvious.
You're an Easy Target,
Always Pathetic,
always Down.
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Keep that chin held up,
you were meant to fly,
let those tears fall down,
you're so beautiful in that bright blue sky.
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Silence crying for attention,
sitting between you and me,  
invisible picket fences,
oh, how beautiful you can be.
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Alone, alone,
man on a mission,
ending transmission,
alone, alone.
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Are you the love of my life? I’d like to think that is true,
will you wait around? Because then I’ll stick around too.
Is this the turning in my life, or as far as I can see?
I am the one that you found, or maybe you found me?
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You are the source
of my unlawful outrage
I will feel no remorse
throughout this poem's hateful page.
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The sign reads 'exit, '
she never intended him to leave,
trust walked out the door,
he's not that easy to believe.
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Waiting for your cup to be poured with fame,
listening for your name to change, yet it's still the same.
People'd say, 'Watch out Doll, you're ready to fall'
But you didn't listen to them.
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