Nina Bej

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We do all these gallant deeds
We write our own history
If I held the pen,
I'd rewrite the end.
...

Said the man with the romance of thought in his eye
And the softest shimmer of a whispered sigh:
Get closer, love, count the stars in the sky
You can be an angel if you're willing to fly.
...

3.

Cloudy skies
That turn back time
Lovers' hearts
That intertwine
...

You are my oxygen
I can't live without you
I'm slowly suffocating now
You've locked me out for the last time
...

How can a bittersweet melody be so beautiful?
Perhaps because everyone can relate.
How can a tune that brings back memories of anguish,
One that I've lost touch with,
...

Another day completed,
Another night ahead.
Concerns not yet defeated,
And hope, a corpse long dead.
...

She looked on with accusing eyes:
She contemplated truth.
Her dreams, ambitions, vague perceptions,
He turned into soot.
...

I'm caving under the pressure
The pressure to be perfect
No mistakes, no mistakes
I have to be flawless
...

I wrote this awhile ago; it is dedicated to the victims of the Virginia Tech tragedy.

She sees all these pictures on the wall
She knows how easily they can fall
...

This poem is still under revision, so suggestions are welcome. Right now it's just an expression of thought. It was originally a song, so it might sound a little incomplete in poem form.

It's so easy. Sneak out, start the car
Hit the Wal-Mart and you've gone too far
...

Nina Bej Biography

Hey I'm Nina I'm 16 years old and have been writing since I can remember. I write songs mostly but poems occasionally and some of those are the ones I have on this site. I plan to get some songs up in the near future so... fingers crossed!)

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The Cycles

We do all these gallant deeds
We write our own history
If I held the pen,
I'd rewrite the end.
The story concerns not us,
But something greater than what we live for.
An agony solely expressed
Via every self-inflicted death.
We live on a battlefield, love with a broken shield;
Learn to laugh only after we have healed.

The river sings its melancholy chorus,
Mourning the lives it couldn't save,
Dyed crimson with blood.
But what's done is done.
Even after all this pain, we die in vain.

We hide our past behind our guns;
An eye for an eye, life for a life;
Avenge the soul of a daughter, a son,
A sister, a brother; we slaughter each other.
Eventually, all that's left will become
The consistently rising and setting sun
For we spare the life of not a one:
Neither his daughter nor her son.
All fought for naught, none to be won.

The river sings its sorrowful dirge,
Pitying the ones that succumbed to this hate.
Tinted black with sin,
With a mission so grim…
After all this violence; finally, silence.

The plants, the trees, the animals thrive
As the river takes the bodies to their resting place
It notices peace in this new world of quiet,
Forgives and forgets the human race.
At last, with natural balance regained,
The river could write Earth's new story
Unbeknownst to it, two children remained,
Doomed to repeat history.

Sadly, the cycle is inevitable;
The history, unforgettable;
So the river still sings its sorrowful chorus,
Mourning the cycles completed before us.

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