Dan Brown Poems

Lost in a world, that scares me to death,
Lost in a crowd, I'm losing my breath.
Lost as a boy, lost as a man,
I need to grow up, don't think I can.
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It isn’t brave, and it isn’t clever,
to inflict pain on other people forever.
Life isn’t all about you.
Your life isn’t all about you.
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My name is Dan, and because of you,
I walk with my head down, ashamed to look people in the eye.
My name is Dan, and because of you,
I cannot be free to be who I am, and every time I have to lie.
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Your mind thinks as it should,
And your mouth says as it should.
The words are right, your eyes are bright,
And there’s a smile across your face.
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A is for ache, the ache of my heart.
A is for absurd, which we were from the start.
A is for apologetic, I am I swear.
A is for affection, that will always be there.
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What do you see
when you look at me?
A disgusting, sinful boy?
Or a suitably convenient decoy?
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My friends.
Where are you?
I want you.
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This is a message to say
I still cry every day.
I think of you,
What we went through.
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If this is a game of hide and seek,
I’m over here.
If this is a fairground ride,
I want to get off.
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Love plays games.
Games so complex that it
ends up contorted,
twisted, torn and distorted,
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