Rachel Brewer Poems

I felt like a died,
On that day,
I crashed into you.
It was the best death I could have hoped for,
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To wish impossible things,
Is to dream for the future.
If we don’t wish for these things that seem impossible,
What’s the point of anything else?
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We might as well be strangers,
You and I,
Because I feel like I don’t know you at all.
I wanted to know you,
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You knew this day was coming,
We all did.
All those nasty things you said,
All those despicable things you did.
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Your blood fell down my arm like the soft flowing water of a river.
Your eyes that once sparkled like the stars shone no more.
I felt your pulse slow, and I felt the heat drain from your body.
It was like watching death in slow motion,
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I knew you couldn’t be human.
Not with those eyes.
Those eyes that shone,
They shone in the night.
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I watched you die.
I watched them murder you and I didn’t do anything to stop it.
Your face and head was so beautiful,
Who knew they’d chop it.
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Today.
This day.
Right now.
We are all demons.
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I can’t breathe without you.
You were the one who gave me meaning,
Gave me a purpose,
Gave me love.
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I’m walking through the graveyard,
Remembering the day I was once here for you.
I remember the ceremony and the flowers we chose,
I remember the music and the people we invited.
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