Lexy Sogl

Lexy Sogl Poems

Her hands
purely stone
Tampered with
...

The only one
Who sees right through
The fake grin
...

Life’s web is spun
Yet once again

Going different ways
...

When I was a child

Money
Was amusing paper
...

Purple sky
Bruised by what was never nearby
...

Walking down Tottenham court road
drinking a pint of cold milk
eating fresh wild strawberries
skipping merrily
...

He alleged
To be awestruck
with the colors of sand
...

To die for your love
Seems bland
Unlike me
...

Every Thursday afternoon
Spent
...

Sit Beside Me

Hear the raindrops
Penetrate the ears of trees
...

There is a vast empire
where

mats of woven light
...

I’m supposed to be the strong one
I’m supposed to be evidence
That there is always an alternative
...

Technically
Natures mistake
Merely
...

Regret
Is a pleasure

For the
...

She watches in the murky lighting
Not thinking about yesterday
Not thinking about today
...

You could
Be the yellow bird
That sings to me
...

His life had no gist
Nevertheless, plenty of bane
By the time, she was at hand
...

He’s there
Seen by those who pass
Except, Never
...

Gloomy

Well,
The ones who don’t pay notice
...

20.

So tired
From the weight of the world

So scared
...

Lexy Sogl Biography

weird, is the word... my word.)

The Best Poem Of Lexy Sogl

A Statue: A Study

Her hands
purely stone
Tampered with
Irregular
And Cold
As the snow that falls on the soldiers of Russia
Her feet
Worked
humble

And meek
As a servant that cowers at the sight of his master
not a soul knows
Of her eyes
Eyes—unmet
commanding enough
to unravel
the anger that wraps the heart of man
the unreasonable thinking of bloodshed
the secrecy of peace of mind

she knows her rule
over man-kind
but
she won't use it
she’ll wait
for the day
for she lingers
not to be looked at
eye to eye
but
heart to heart

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