Marissa Liebowitz Poems

I am now alone
No one to protect me
Or guide me
No one to help me
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It takes courage to cry
For all the world to see
Most of us pretend
To only be happy
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I like to sit alone sometimes
In my land of make-believe
As whimsical fantasies cloud my head
Its my escape from reality
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In the begging we were ignorant
We lived a life of bliss
We did not know life's sorrow and woe
Yet we were unknowingly on the path to loneliness
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The man who said he loved me
The man who said he cared
The man who said he'd die for me
Was never really there
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We all have questions about the world
That swirl around our heads
They are often left unanswered
But remain until we're dead
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There is a place not far from here
A place that I must go
A place to escape all my troubles
The city of Chicago
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We all have a secret name
That tells the stories of our lives
No one can quite pronounce it
But without it we couldn't thrive
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I wear a large smile
On my face all of the day
My whole life's a lie
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