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Ode to Dorian
Like a daisy
That slowly wilts and
Can no longer be pressed to keep
Your heart breaks more and
more
Where is the rhythm in the beat?
To the tears that forgot how to dry
And when you wake up just to cry
Dont forget that I Will Try
To
Fix You.
Like a stream
That crescendos to a flood and
can no longer hold you down
Your tears pour more and
More
Where is your coat?
To the kids who learn what heart break is
And the moms and dads that kiss their kids
Goodbye
Don't forget that I Will Try
To
Fix You.
Flowers will no longer
Smell of sympathy
And regret.
Rain can no longer
Break the innocent mold
Or brutality
Of reality.
Floods will no more
Shake the ground
Of Redemption
In attempt to
Forget in hindsight
That it's raining and
You don't need your umbrella
Or
That it's windy
And you took off your coat.
Because He
Is warm.
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I wrote this poem for my favorite teacher whose step son just committed suicide. I wanted some way to show her that I care for her.