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 Mar 2020 Stained Glass
Mel
The sun beams down,

Onto the dry ground.

But leaves will soon fly,

Through the navy blue sky.


But soon the leaves will turn to snow.

Fall will come and it will go.

And as the snowflakes fall in my face,

The world is turned into a colder place.


And finally the snow will melt,

And the warmth is once again felt.

Rain will fall but thats alright.

Because soon there will be light.


The seasons will change,

Just like humans will rearrange.

Change if you feel it is right.

Because in the end, you too will be bright.
A poem about change
painted skies
midnight eyes
warm breeze
keep me at ease
summer please come back
remember to breathe,
wipe dry your tears.
remember to get up,
and ready yourself .

But, the thing that you need to remember
is to help your self,
because no one will
self healing should come from within
i see her
through her shadows
and in her darkness
i still see her
light

it shines from
around
her clouds
like silver

she is more than
sunlight

she is warmth
and love

she is peace
and comfort

so i told her
'my love,
even in
your darkest days
you have no idea
how much
your love
warms my skin

and your beautiful
heart
lights up my soul'

she smiled
from behind
her leaden sky
and kissed me
softly
in the way
only
an 'i love you'
could be kissed

and my heart
all at once
filled with
her sunshine
and
became hers
So scared
What be of us after we kiss earth goodbye?
Where do we go to?
Who do we become?
There is fear,
The fear of the unknown.
 Mar 2020 Stained Glass
Hamies
car rides
at midnights
smoking cigarettes
no fear or regrets
i confess
i could never express
how i feel for you
but my heart feels blue
looking at you
dancing at your roof
a little drunk from the stars you sipped
you made me yours, a confused addict

i'll give my soul

- h;
 Mar 2020 Stained Glass
Tina M
Your shadow spits on our embrace
But in the face of repulsion
Your need for assurance
Wears a rainbow smile

While as the sun you boldly speak
It's surface deep, and emersion 
from the hidden psyche
Might just take a while.

A studied pupil shields a pain
And guards his vein so valiantly
That though I seek transparency
I help deny the dawn.

The scar of pride thickens the skin
Denies the kin access to light
Protects from bite of tenderness
and so we carry on.

But in this dance of flat and dark
Attention harkens beat and breath
And secrets stir, spontaneous
They ache to be made known

The depths of self find their relief
And our belief in rigid lines
Fade into warmth and common shape.
And light welcomes us home.
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