Chanyn Fuller

Chanyn Fuller Poems

This casket lays open, waiting for an occupant
A soulless figure to weigh it down
Mortician waits for this special case
Stun is his first emotion, and then change
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I glance over every swaying body
Music sinks into hearts
They collide in the waves of dizziness
People stare then stop, then continue
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It’s normal for me
To suckle your milk
But you became rough
Ignoring my struggle
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Smack!
Stinging pain
Loud shrieks
Question why
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pain
knowledge of my hurt
anger
from what you've done
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A kiss
So genuine
Passionate loving
Yet so full of need
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Like my tears
The blood of this wound rolls down me
My heart beats harder and harder
You say you'll never leave
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Dedicated to
Chris Bock

Thoughts race, their minds
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Wind nipping at my skin
Chilling my soul
I have to run, leave
Hand prints, shoe marks
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Glass jars hold our tears
Forcing us to think about them
They are unsafe
All they hear
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Screeching motors
Racing laps
In a murky brown lake
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This love starts here
Soaring so high

Your face lingers in my mind
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The helmet fell off my head
Brain washing never worked
Typewriters clicking away
This place frightens me
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Cuteness cant hide that evil
Ripping flesh
With claws and teeth
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An invader
Covered in protection
Sucking up
Anything it finds
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What happened to that bear?
He turned into a lush green prairie
Where predators still hunt their pray
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Close My Eyes

When I close my eyes
I see your piercing through me
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Chanyn Fuller Biography

Chanyn Fuller started her life in 1994. She was very playful, fun loving, and a semi rebellious child. Chanyn never wanted to watch blue clues, but instead would go and investigate something in her backyard. Without her adventurous attitude she wouldn’t have found those baby kittens which inspire her to this day. Jump ahead to where Chanyn is now ten years old, Chanyn’s grandmother is sick and Chanyn visits her as much as possible but knows nothing good will come of her sickly state. As if Chanyn was psychic she refused to go to the hospital the day her grandmother passed. It would have torn her up to see her nanny on the brink of death. However she was still devastated. She refused to talk for two months, but instead she wrote poetry and short stories. All were dedicated to her grandmother. Now Chanyn has preformed at “Voices” as a creative writing major. She is proud of herself and how far she has come in writing and also in life skills. she still thanks her grandmother, kittens, and friends for inspiring her. Chanyn mostly wants to thank her teacher Dr. Wilkinson for her prompts, workshops, and inspiring words. Chanyn might of stopped writing if she wasn’t in the creative writing program.)

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This casket lays open, waiting for an occupant
A soulless figure to weigh it down
Mortician waits for this special case
Stun is his first emotion, and then change
Screams in agony and flies through
The rest, He takes one break, leaves his own
And clings to what he believes is her’s
He never stays anywhere too long, only to
Search then has no other need. These hues
Of death and mortality are all rushing towards him

Ducking down to the depths of hell, he realizes the irony
Of prayers to his Allah, the merciful and gracious,
But a look into his past, he wasn’t innocent at
Birth, he was born with many sins, those of his foregoers
Torment that is stuck to his aura stays in his heart
His acceptance was long ago and without knowledge
The prevention of renewal keeps this dusty world
In constant terror, he finally looks up and sees the gates of
Clarity opening, and it’s not late enough for this trial so he climbs
When it’s reached something else will chime inside,
But that’s off into the recently passed future

Chanyn Fuller Comments

Ben Bump 09 April 2009

Your poems are excellent. Concise, powerfull, to the point. The young poets of your style are the hope to keep this all alive.

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Ben Bump 09 April 2009

The strength of a family can fight the beast. Sometimes the beast can be slain. Your poem was very well written, very very strong and poignant. I have thought about how to describe the beast in my own writing, and I couldn't have done as well as you did.

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