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Lovely white roses,
Not phoney plastic pretense,
Real to the very last thorn.
Soft white petals,
...

can it withstand that fiery
red fire?
I watch those emerald piercing eyes
and how they have upon your soul a
...

She passed me by, like a gust of wind,
Her long black tresses brushed against my skin,
Leaving sweet tasting frost, on my lips.
...

the rock and the stone,
they sit at the beach
from summer to summer.
and winter to winter.
...

the rock and the stone,
they sit at the beach
from summer to summer.
and winter to winter.
...

what are memories made of
are they like the swirls of smoke
created from a single lit cigarette
tossing freely upwards
...

a cherry perched on my glass
a stillness in my heart
my skin, laced with your touch
as the green bottles whistled along,
...

watch the stars collide and the beam of lights
explode in a cloudy midnight, for you and I
because i love you till the end of the universe
i love you, and that's the truth
...

trapped in a dream

and four grey walls.
...

What can I do?
My head turns towards you,
Like moths to the lamp post,
And a curious goat to paper.
...

12.

I am transparent.
like the glass window.
Look through me.
...

i hear the soft rustle of the leaves,
as twigs crack under my feet.
here i continue to wander,
with memories i continue to keep.
...

i give u my heart tied up in a ribbon
would u care to put it in your heart?
our hearts shall beat in the same rhythm.
like a lemon tablet dissolved in cold water,
...

The Best Poem Of Elizabeth Leung

White Roses

Lovely white roses,
Not phoney plastic pretense,
Real to the very last thorn.
Soft white petals,
Delicate and unblemished.
Watch them tear.
Watch them bleed.
Soft white petals.
Now stained red.

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