Samantha Williams Poems

Love so divine entwined within her heart.
It tortures her so much there's no control.
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The extremities of joy cannot compare,
To the dreadful sorrows of ceaseless lives.
Their senseless pain, while unexpressable
Is always there, at a whim of a flame.
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The raging wind rolled down my back.
It felt so cold, and yet so warm.
It blew and whistled all night long,
And then the rain began to fall.
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I saw a man inside my attic,
Walking round and round and round.
He's never ran or sat about, just walked
Around and round and round.
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Where ever you go,
There you shall see,
Me and thee,
Among the leaves.
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I sit in my mind and there I wait,
For the dreams that come and go I hate.
All they bring me is sorrow that fills up my soul,
And I lose all the hope that was left in my mold.
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With yellow ember color
And rounded eyes you see.
You sit there perched and
See what flutters to and fro
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The world's your abyss of sorrows.
Sorrows never lost in space.
The world's my abyss of joy.
Joy that spreads through eternity.
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She whispers softly to him now,
To say she's sorry and goodbye.
He will not let her take the blame,
For he's the one who caused the thing.
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It comes without warning.
It comes without fear.
Lives ruined by its secrets,
Still hiding the tears.
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