Momo Flint Poems

The milky dew of the honeyed dandelion,

grows sour with neglect.
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To see as I see,

release thoughts of superficial beauty.
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It ain’t about what you see,

or perceive.
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I walk softly,
aware of a searching gaze.
Cold prickles of salty,
sweat,
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What is it that you fear?
The cold unfeeling gloom of loneliness?
The hollow rapture of living without love?
The silent shadow beside you?
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A mysterious allure,

cloaks sweet ambition.
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Sprung from the ashes of the earth,

little bird flounders,
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War
is a national pissing day.
It is like a lemon; over time its sour taste will fade.
Rivers run red, tears turn to lakes, and hate only grows within the heart.
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Hold me gently,
for I fear that I shall fall.

Dance with swaying grace,
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