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My love has gone, my yearning passed.
I lost my way, I lost my heart.
I didn’t care to guard it well,
Now it is to be found nowhere.
Just now I thought I had it here,
But only emptiness remains.
It didn’t shatter, didn’t break,
Just disappeared and left no trace.
Oh, tell me why I couldn’t be
The one that lasted evermore.
Oh, tell me, couldn’t I be good
Take better care of what is dear?
But love, alas, I lost my heart
Forgive me that I didn’t see
How swiftly it escaped my grasp
And left this place forevermore.
I lost my way, I can’t go on,
There’s nothing left worth fighting for.
I lost my heart, and I’m afraid
Without my heart I cannot love.
I lost my way, I lost my heart.
I didn’t care to guard it well,
Now it is to be found nowhere.
Just now I thought I had it here,
But only emptiness remains.
It didn’t shatter, didn’t break,
Just disappeared and left no trace.
Oh, tell me why I couldn’t be
The one that lasted evermore.
Oh, tell me, couldn’t I be good
Take better care of what is dear?
But love, alas, I lost my heart
Forgive me that I didn’t see
How swiftly it escaped my grasp
And left this place forevermore.
I lost my way, I can’t go on,
There’s nothing left worth fighting for.
I lost my heart, and I’m afraid
Without my heart I cannot love.
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An Untold Story
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As they grew older, they were as close as brothers could be. Growing up, the older twin learned to be protective, feeling it was his duty as the "elder" brother. The younger grew to be more aloof and carefree. The older taught the younger to stay on task, mature, and work on his goals. The younger taught the older to have fun and never try to grow up too fast.
As a child, the elder became a won
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Fragmented Memories 1
“LET GO OF ME, WOMAN!” Silver screamed.
“Nooope.~ We’re on a date.” Kotone giggled.
“We’re just shopping!” Silver argued.
“Still a date to me.~” Kotone let out a small purr.
Blushing a deep red, Silver grabbed a can of Pokefood from the shelf and stormed away, Kotone still holding his hand.
Kotone let out a small giggle.
Grabbing the receipt from the accountant at the cashier, Silver and Kotone headed out the Supermarket.
“Can we go see a movie? There’s been one I’ve wanted to watch.” Kotone asked.
“Go by yourself.” Silver replied sourly.
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Nobody listened.
A young girl... she lived to the East of Nimbasa city, upon the long road that stretched between Nimbasa city and Black City... she was such a sweet little girl, simply nine years of age.
Her parents, deceased... her auntie looked after her. She would always go to the enormous lake to play with the Pokemon there; numerous Pokemon would come there and although she was defenceless, the Pokemon never attacked her. She was so sweet that even the Tyranitar would come close to her to watch their young play alongside her. However, one group of Pokemon in particular made her the most happy.
A small family of Abra had recently nestled in the area, a
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... I don't usually write poetry.
But sometimes, things just come to me. Poetry, to me, is something extremely personal, something extremely close to my heart and not necessarily something I want to improve on, so you're free to criticize, but I probably won't really take notice of it. I only really do this to get feelings on paper.
But, hey, I kinda like how this turned out, so I'm uploading it. Maybe somebody likes it.
(This isn't REALLY free verse, but it isn't traditional fixed form either, so I just put it in free verse.)
But sometimes, things just come to me. Poetry, to me, is something extremely personal, something extremely close to my heart and not necessarily something I want to improve on, so you're free to criticize, but I probably won't really take notice of it. I only really do this to get feelings on paper.
But, hey, I kinda like how this turned out, so I'm uploading it. Maybe somebody likes it.
(This isn't REALLY free verse, but it isn't traditional fixed form either, so I just put it in free verse.)
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I like the poem, but i sincerely hope that your not depressed though