Samantha DeWitt Poems

The day you died, you took my heart
You left me many tears
I realized that day you are a part
Of my hopes and my cheers
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As I sit in the calm meadow
My lips drinking in the sun's warmth
My desire in nature's shadow
Is loving it for all it's worth
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Sashaying, down to the black lake
With her toes leaving a trail of blood
Anguish and pain urging her onward
Never ceasing, she glides forth
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Forget the sun and the flowers
To not forget the tree
Forget the coffin and the stars
Not July and August coffee
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Not a physical embrace
Fills me with warmth
On my face is a sign
Connected to your heart
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The eccentric rich wizard's ring
Held the word anthem up in lights
No one knew the process it'd bring
Dined in pink pajamas tonight
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Rolling out of my lone reverie
Ogling couples longingly as they go by
Gaining the little happiness I can from battle
Understanding my heart will never be complete
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The time, dismal
Caught, she cries
To her own detriment
Because of her lies
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so strong the lion
the woman surrenders now
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I see you walking
In the dead of night
Your heartbeat beating
Fast, and full of fright
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