April 08, 2006
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H
arrys a humble boyA
real hero in my mindR
ons his best friendR
eally though, so is HermioneY
ou could call them a trio
P
laying quiddich is Harry's favoriteO
bviously hes a great flyingT
hats because James was his fatherT
hough sad a tale it isE
ven though Harry survivedR
eal family would be niceThat Child
Lost efforts of everyone you know
you walk as if it was your last
deep into the sorrow and pain of yourself you enter a room
that child sitting ever so still
the one mourning her failed efforts kisses the blank pages goodnight
for tucked away are the secrets no one knows but her and her sanity
Wanting to free the pain she once endured
you watch and wonder why she’s so lost
whispers of voices focus upon you as the sinking pain lurks through that room
you place a hand on that child
the warmth is overtaken by the thought of disbelief
as the glare of blank pages is nothing but those of your own
waiting to be filled
a tear rolls down the cheek of the child as she whispers look what you’ve become
distilled from thought whirlwinds arise as those pages fill with every ounce of your body and soul
ending with good night it all fades into the horizon
As you kiss yourself goodbye with new hopes of freedom you see that child in you
As every minute passes she grows as you and fades as you
-Rachel
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staring into the abyss of darkness
until the silence becomes too loud to bear
grasping at ends of desire so hopeless
then again love was never meant to be fair
let go
she stares back at her reflection in the mirror
at the ugly mascara stained tear tracks that imprint her face
and the dark brown eyes that hold so much insecurity and confusion
wisps of black hair she hides behind caress and frame her face with grace
and she asks herself
why she can't escape the hurt she's held on to for so long
-anonymous
The Blackboard 2
On the cold, smooth surface
White curves spring alive.
Out of the rectangular greenish board,
Each letter and word
March around, squeaking.
Old
I was supposed to write an ode
Or so I was told
By my teacher, who said:
"You shall only write about heads."
and so I did write
a poem at night
and I called it "an ode
to the teacher who's head looked like a toad."