Dakota Ellerton Poems

My father, my father,
I love he,
my father, my father,
made me see,
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She swooped in to catch my last breath as if the skies had opened and poured a red rain like never before. Once and always I'd forgotten through the passing time, of who I am, what I was, and who I am ready to become.
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The moonlight soaked the dashboard,
my soul embraced it's presents.
I turned my head to the side,
so my tears were hardly visible.
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Within my sadness and lonliness,
I dwell on the heartache in my chest.
I can hear the footsteps echo in my mind -
as if they tap against my spine.
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Dreading through the complication of life,
I couldn't have any one person to blame but I.
The beautiful chaos has spun between my hands,
to consume me completley into a betraying fate.
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To the embracing shiver of inspiration,
to thee I raise a glass!
I am a man of self enlightenment,
I am a woman of realization.
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If you were told,
to write your life in a poem,
could you really summon the words?
Where do you start?
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She puts up with guys
when she can do better
they're usually just jerks
trying to be sweet and to get her
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Jack Daniels,
oh how I adore you.
You listen when I ramble,
and give the warmest feeling.
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A pet
a carry on
you are used
a notch on my belt
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