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Black Moonlight Poems
- Alone And Lonely Walking alone. I lift my head and see my ...
- Cars On A Highway Hundreds of cars rushing faster then life ...
- The Girl her feet pound the stairs she climbs higher and ...
- Darkness A round ball of fire sinks lower in the sky, ...
- Trapped Black despair dripping downwards, eyes burning with...
- Crimson Rain Standing in the rain, blood streams down my ...
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Alone And Lonely
Walking alone.
I lift my head and see my friends,
far ahead.
I shout to them.
They walk faster.
My feet stop.
I stand still.
A horrible ache clogs my throat.
I lower my head,
and continue to walk.
At my locker.
I lift my head.
My eyes meet hers,
for a brief moment.
She looks away quickly.
My stomach lurches.
I see her talking with her friends.
She laughs,
I double over.
as if I’d been punched.
I might as well have been.
I’m surrounded by them now.
Their voices echo around me,
it is at if I am not there.
I talk...
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