Catlin Kehoe Poems

There you stood,
Stunning and bright.
You looked brilliant,
In the glare of the moonlight.
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I'd give you the moon,
If that would make you glad.
Because lately something is wrong,
Lately you've been sad.
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There's something about you dear,
Something in your smile.
I don't know what it is,
But it could make me run a mile.
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It is said that money can't buy happiness,
But I have to disagree.
Because my ticket to that carnival,
Didn't come for free.
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I remember back then,
When monsters lived under my bed.
There was a whole world under there,
Where creatures lived and dragons fed.
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I wave to you in school,
And you don't even see.
You don't even know,
That nobody loves you more than me.
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Half of me was missing,
And I could not understand.
I went through life in sorrow,
Turning my heart to stone then sand.
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Have you ever slipped into the cold dark nothingness that is obscurity?
Have you ever climbed so far in life only to see it all come to a crashing halt?
Have you ever fallen for someone who wasn’t there to catch you?
Have you ever woken only to realize that a life you once cherished has spun out of control?
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Where is my compass and map?
Where are my buoys and signs?
Where is my guide through this madness?
Where do I exit these mines?
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How did I get here?
Where am I?
What happened to me?
When did I lose it all?
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