Solene O'Brien Poems

Two individual cells, roaming around in the world
Quite similar and quite alone
All the beautiful things that the cells might see
But they’re not sure that they’d call it home
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We both cried that night.
Something changed, we grew connected, through a pain.
And I hate that guy.
I’m over him, glad to be too, but I’m not the same.
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This male is on my mind, this male is in my heart
This male on this Earth, knows his part
And all I can say, is that I love my dad, Shane.
This male means the world to me
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There's a scent I can't forget
And it sets my cells on fire
I miss home, the one you created
I want it always in me, an instinct for safety.
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He was pale honey
Paler than honey was the night
Softer than satin was the light, from the stars.
Eyes were blue diamonds
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Ohh
Lift me up in the lacy light, of your room
Cream walls painted like, our skin ohh
Lift me up in the sunshine, this morning.
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Thinking wild, thinking of everything, that I love
We, were both just a child, sensing everything, for a short while.
Maybe the days we have aren’t long, living apart for far too long
I close my eyes and what do I see
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I can run, faster than you lie
Faster than your eyes
When they make me weak at the knees.
I can take, away my heart
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Smile, laugh and action
If we like him, take him home
Smile, laugh and action
If we like him we’ll get him alone.
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Coulda been the guy with tanzanite eyes
What the heck do you think could work
As a better disguise
Yeah, the same, he’s in my brain.
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