Rachel Brewer Poems

You coloured me in.
You filled my blank spaces with beautiful lines,
You filled the gaps in my soul,
And splashed my heart with glorious red.
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Coming back from across the sea,
Is the greatest feeling in the world.
When you have been away form home for so long.
I saw terrible things,
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I stood on the rooftop,
Of the old abandoned café.
One leg perched up on the side.
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I will ask you one more time;
‘Do you want to come and play? ’
We will have fun, I promise,
You just have to give me a chance.
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Your melody plays softly in my mind.
Thinking of all the things you have left behind.
A mother and father, who love you dearly,
And me, your friend, who will miss you nearly,
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I saw you there standing in my doorway,
I couldn’t believe my eyes.
You were so beautiful and calm,
It was such a nice surprise.
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The wind was curling round my ears,
The night was dark and terrifying.
I sat by your grave and whispered to you,
Hoping you would hear my plea.
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The sparks of blue and purple rose from the palm of my hand,
The heat rushed through me like I was standing next to a fiery blaze.
I had begun to feel the power,
Surging within me, slithering through every muscle in my body.
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I remember fighting with you on that hot summers day,
But the rest is a mystery.
I remember drawing our swords to battle,
I guess the rest is history?
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You want me for the person I’m not.
You want what you see on the outside,
And you don’t bother to see if there’s anyone inside.
And I’m not okay with that.
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