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Submitted Poems 17 total

Waking up

Freely falling into an unknown
Not knowing what awaits.
Jump start of my heart,
Eyelids heavy but opening,
New sun and new hope...

– by Cheryl Lowe

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Night fight

Looking away from the bright white light
My eyes see black,
and only the shadow of my fight.
Forged and etched into my tired night
I cannot sleep
Stars cannot die
I wonder if they hear my...

– by Cheryl Lowe

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Confused

Twisted, blind curves of the road ahead
Unknown destination always too far away,
Confusion defeats anything your conscience said.
Dust clouds your vision of a new...

– by Cheryl Lowe

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Foolish

Twisted lies melt together and churn,
While my heart is torn and it hurts with a burn
Fate now laughs at me from up above,
Because I was foolish to think this to be...

– by Cheryl Lowe

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Trying, Dying

Rain falls to the soft ground,
Memories of the past are stirred.
Thunder rolls in the highlands,
The silent whispers go...

– by Cheryl Lowe

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