you know, what i would not give
for a world,
where children were just allowed to live
Tag: poems
Caught in the Headlights of Traffic (Originally Untitled) – Written August 2005 (Aged 30
i caught the coat tails
of my only true guardian angel
i am just a flawed man
a sometimes bored man
Who Was That Child? (Originally Untitled) – Written August 2005 (Aged 30)
a cold sweat ran from me
who was that child
that fragmented story
The Absolute Crush of Expectation (Originally Untitled) – Written Friday 12th August 2005 (Aged 30)
it sickens me
that i cannot hold them
and tell them, it is okay
i feel ashamed
and there is not much to say
Strangers – Written August 2005 (Aged 30)
they hid a knife in their hip belt
and paraded a promise
of the hurt they could melt
they were a river bound tear
destined to damn up my defences
and to add fog to all that was clear
A More Beautiful Way to Breathe (Originally Untitled) – Written Friday 12th August 2005 (Aged 30)
i could have given you –
all the love you need
i could have resuscitated your confidence
i could have helped you breathe
Crows Feet Eyes (Originally Untitled) – Written August 2005 (Aged 30)
i watched
with those crows feet eyes
No One Can Know Us (Originally Untitled) – Written Friday 12th August 2005 (Aged 30)
no one can know us,
the desperation that we must
ties your bicycle to a railing
and leaves it to rust
The Taste of Your Own Medicine (Originally Untitled) – Written August 2005 (Aged 30)
the taste of your own medicine
did not go down too well
i gave you a teaspoon
you gave me a bell
My Mother Was Strong but Weak (Originally Untitled) – Written August 2005 (Aged 30)
i learnt that her past was deep
and stalked her in her sleep
the love of a mother given
is all the heartache ever forgiven
