Libby Harvey

Libby Harvey Poems

Trekking around the circle of life, I wander.
Looking for the path to happiness.
Waiting patiently, praying faithfully.
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Please take my hand.
Walk here in the sand.
I give you my heart,
right here in the dark.
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House burning ashes,
thunder crashes,
your life smashes, into mine.
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Peeking over the mountain edge,
a lion crouches,
waiting, wanting, wrigging its prey,
ready to pounce at any waking moment.
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5.

Awaking from a sleepless night.
closed-mind thinking,
open-eyed sleeping,
sweating shivers,
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Sitting here, thinking of how I miss you,
Trying to fathom what I would do, if you were with me.
Where am I?
I’m here, sitting at my window sill watching the sun sink into the purple puff of powder.
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quiet places, empty spaces,
scientists can't find the traces.
a clinical illness lies beneath,
with unseen links to familiar faces.
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8.

Dark, deep, gloomy.
Depression sets in, this is how i feel.
Disturbed and influenced, my mind has matured.
Suffer myself to deal with the pain.
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With a million eyes on my back i stroll down your street.
Then i stop at a corner, where personality and reality meet.

When i look around judgement fills this air.
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creation, motivation, assimilation
complentary lines of consentration.

gratitude, attitude, latitude
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She's starving for attention,
such a thing is an embarassment to mention.
what a sad, lonely soul.
weakness flows through her veins.
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The Best Poem Of Libby Harvey

The Circle Of Life

Trekking around the circle of life, I wander.
Looking for the path to happiness.
Waiting patiently, praying faithfully.

A valley appears, soaked with abandoned land.
Trees, whose roots sucked dry and life deprived.
Grass, shriveled into dirt that blows with the wind.
No trace of wildlife, or cloud in the sky.
For miles and miles deadness lies.
With no clear path, I stumble on.

I come to a mountain.
The highest peak lies at my feet.
With no clear path I follow the little voice in my head.
Higher and higher I climb.
Looking for a little sign with an arrow that points to the direction I should go.
Days pass, fatigue sets in.
My mind questions if this will end.
A slope appears, with gravel rock.
Looking down. I step in faith.

Down the mountain I go, running swiftly.
Jumping with glee of victory.
I trip, and fall.
Crashing into the bed of rocks below.
I stay down until I regain my strength.
Taking a deep breath I get up….
My eyes seem deceived.
I have fallen into where I need to be.

Green and blue meet on the horizon.
Life is laid before me.
I stare in disbelief.
This must be some dream I can’t stop dreaming.
Wandering, stumbling, I have fallen here.
Right into this happy place.

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