Ojone Amedu Poems

When she broke
No one was there.
When she broke again, she was alone.
Infinite as her soul
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My feet burns,
Scorched by the weeping ground
Blood leaks from numerous wounds
The scraping of heat against skin
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Rain Rain, go away
Don't come again another day
You fall too fast and hard
Bringing memories, guilt and regret.
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Don't you just hate the buildup of emotions?
And you try to cover it up with A class Broadway shows
Outside you're the happiest, inside you're fighting foes.
Desperately wanting of the demon to be let out
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Hush. Hear the sound of the hearts
Beating. Beating.
That's it, take a swing with your axe.
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He thought he could hide,
We all did.
Away from the sun,
Away from our shadows.
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It is happening now. For some reason, it is happening again.
It was building up and I knew it, it would rush out soon.
No one can save me, nobody knows.
Dust the cobwebs from my drawing board. I must begin again.
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Could you please read my heart?
Skim it, then delve into it,
Understanding the deeper meanings?
Perhaps take a pen out and cross out
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Raise your head.
No. I've already made my bed
To the point where all I can see is red
My tongue heavy with guilt
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My heart's breaking and I know why.
I tore it twain and shredded it some more.
We talked over distance, never a chance
To witness your lips dance and your eyes
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