Javier Falcon Poems

As I settle into my seat, seeing you there,
across the table, where once a best friend sat,
now my worst enemy, the person I want to get rid of.
Vigilant to your every move, so I sit here.
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Since the day I met you I have lived so happily,
you are the northern star which guides me,
the universe wrote you that were meant for me.
Yet everyone around me thinks I am going crazy.
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I am sorry for all the times I have failed you,
not being there to console and comfort you,
when ever I could of made a difference, but didn't.
For every chance I might have had to free you from pain.
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You have always been mine,
ever since I met you that day,
since I have had you all has been fine,
yet everything is not okay.
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In this desolate plane I look out,
going to a location which I do not know,
wondering where you might have gone.
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As the night goes on I sit here and think,
the common coincidences of life which are around,
stuff which most don't notice, but is there.
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The flowers sway as the breeze pass,
the group of villagers go to mass,
as the children stay out and play,
making all worries stay away,
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No one around, yet myself,
my thoughts spread all through out,
as there is nothing keeping them in.
My desolate soul just floats helplessly.
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Con el alma perdida,
y el Corazon sin compañia;
No queda mas nada
que sentir celos y envidia.
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Child prodigy at my best,
And better than all the rest;
Yet can be friendly at times
Giving away what is mine.
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