D.A. Woods Poems

In a heart beat - I'd kiss your lips,
hold you close, no chance of a miss.
In a heart beat - I'd lay you down,
amongst the daisies that surround.
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I've known you for a little while and the type of dog you are,
listened to my problems, you cleaned my tear stained face as you broke into my heart.
Of all of your own pain, you kept it deep inside,
no mammal on Gods green earth should've had to bare,
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Whip my skin until it cries and bleeds,
carry me upwards, fill my needs,
drain me dry before you go,
leave me here.
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loneliness, only time will tell,
so far in this life, I walk along,
casting my net for true love to dwell,
casting out for my love to belong.
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Thank you, thank you, oh thank you,
you listened to me,
got me out of this mess too,
though I did wrongly.
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Litle man, you give me so much joy,
watching you play and get upset with your toys.
When each tear subsides, you begin again. Intervener,
When you give me a smile that is as real as a hyenas.
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03.49am, I'm still wide awake,
hurry up sandman for goodness sake! ! !
Make me dream and put me fast asleep,
may you bury my nightmares under the crawlers heap.
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I ran downstairs and tripped on the carpet,
went tumbling down the rest,
20 steps later I stopped and regret,
the theory of my gravity test.
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On my descent down into the valley,
through the fields of wheat and barley,
the sun is punishing and glistens this shore,
the sound waves crash on the rocks with a mighty roar.
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The censorship of your skin,
hides beauty deep within,
painting masks to make you look good tonight,
magazines teach you to bath in phosphite.
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