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Written by CJ
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Wednesday, 20 June 2007 |
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No entrance, trespassing is not an option
the exit is marked, proceed with caution
Get out I say, I want to be alone
To sit and wander into the unknown
I want to avoid contact
I want to evade light
Just let me be with me
My thoughts, my dreams, my needs
No entrance, trespassing is not an option
the exit is marked, leave now without caution.
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Written by Shurisha
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Monday, 18 June 2007 |
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As the sun sets my heart soars to you.
As the moon peaks out its beautiful head my heart smiles.
The night sky and the twinkling stars can not out weigh your beauty.
You are the suns glow.
My heart helts with every touch, every glance.
You look into my eyes and see all of me.
Your purpose I do not know.
But I must have you is all my heart will hear
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Written by Shurisha
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Sunday, 17 June 2007 |
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Laying there
I hold my pillow tight
Cry cry cry
Screaming for a love thats lost
Love gained
Love that I feel will never come
Men call us the weaker sex
But who is really weak
They hide feelings
Words left unspoken
Giving what we dont want
And keeping what we need
Women are beauty
Giving and receiving
From each other we find what is lost
Unafraid to show what we suppress inside
She makes you feel complete
And you give her the need to be complete
Lesbian I am called
But love giver I prefer
I give her satisfaction
What you could never give
She screams no more
My screams are silenced
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Written by dien
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Sunday, 17 June 2007 |
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We look up to the stars.
like a brother of the night.
Madeup of what
we question there life
but they could be
something made by you and me
They are memorys
so look up to the night.
remember your life
remember the night
remember to love
remember to care
remember
I'm there
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Written by Matt Mallon
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Sunday, 17 June 2007 |
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Forgive me, my dear, if I cannot read
the alphabet of your eyes—
the widenings and smallerings
of your consonants and vowels,
the blinks of punctuation,
and tears of exclamation.
You see, I am illiterate
in you, but by God am I
inanimate without you.
One day our skin will speak
a language all its own
and our minds will be lost
in the mysteries of
its strange phonetics—
accents everywhere right
and everywhere wrong,
but everywhere beautiful.
We’ll speak the lovers’
brilliant dialect
of non-words and feelings,
run with the sound and
never look back—
just at each other.
Do you hear that?
The vibrations of
our vernacular rending
to graves in the air.
We’ve sublimed
the sound barrier—
a living
evolution of speech,
revolution of the heart.
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Written by Ian Clark
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Sunday, 17 June 2007 |
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another love poem, with a bittersweet end
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Written by Ian Clark
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Sunday, 17 June 2007 |
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yah, its basically a "back off" song
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Written by Ian Clark
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Saturday, 16 June 2007 |
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This is from when I almost gave up music and writing.
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Written by Ian Clark
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Saturday, 16 June 2007 |
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So, I posted Dear Diary yesterday, and this one came after it. I wrote this when a couple of my friends went to the hospital for self-mutilation(aka cutting) and I just felt it would be more powerful as a diary entry, so I made a second one
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Written by Ian Clark
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Friday, 15 June 2007 |
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this is a romantic gay love song
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