Hidden Pearls Shine the Brightest

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  • AsumngiDieAlone
  • is wondering why it's so easy to write poetry, though she's the only one her age who does

Hidden Pearls Shine the Brightest

I lost my talent
When you left with my spark,
No regrets left to shed
When I cried in the dark. 
I thought life would get easier
Now that I'm King,
But my imagination withers;
Not a song left to sing. 
I'm happy as a clam,
As the saying goes,
But what the mind refuses to acknowledge,
The Heart surely knows.


Pain overrides senses
When I see your smile
Of that Little Boy
I loved for a while.
Everything fades,
And you obviously knew that.
While my pride falters,
My envy grows forever fat. 
I'm happy as a clam,
The saying may gloat,
But I'm having a hard time
Keeping this ship afloat.  


Sometimes I feel like I'm
Drowning in life,
With each passing wind
Comes heart-clenching strife. 
I hold onto fear
Like some hold onto love.
When I lose myself,
I fly free as a dove. 
I'm happy as a clam
And this time it really is true. 
I've been the happiest being
Since I got rid of you.  

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AmadeusEx commented on Hidden Pearls Shine the Brightest

07-01-2009

great rhyme...it was very easy to read, i hope you have the time to read mine as well....but aside from that, you definitely have a clear voice in this one, well done

Poetry is not the expression of personality but an escape from personality.

T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

AsumngiDieAlone’s Poems (10)

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Hidden Pearls Shine the Brightest 1
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Your New Lie Boils, My Old Heart freezes 2
I Need to Learn to Idolize Myself 0
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Harmful Protecion 2
Bloody Sacrifice 1
Frozen Images 2
Up Where You've Always Belonged 1