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Starchild

Joined: 30 Dec 2009
Posts: 232
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GOLD CROSS
He was his mother's pride and joy,
Was born his parents' only son.
He was an intelligent boy,
Brought happiness to everyone.
Not a selfish bone in his body,
He opened up his heart to all,
And made the world a better place;
He went way beyond his call.
No matter how busy he'd become,
He'd stop to call his folks now and then.
There was little he couldn't overcome,
But he won't be coming home again.
Through madness, mud, and blood,
He always did the best he could.
This soldier sacrificed everything;
He fought just like they knew he would.
He garnered the medal for valor;
They placed it beside his grave.
He received his gold cross for defending
The land of the free and brave.
He lived and died courageously;
He was stronger than a hundred men.
He'll be a hero till the end of time,
But he won't be coming home again. _________________ ~ back to the drawing board ~
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Starchild

Joined: 30 Dec 2009
Posts: 232
Location: Victoria |
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JAMES
This sombre dark cloud drifts in
Bringing thunder and lightning.
It's raining thoughts of you;
Why does it seem so frightening?
These memories still linger,
Some things never fade away.
Words that were left unsaid
And put off for another day.
Instead of writing this letter,
I should have known you better.
Creating art that becomes your life,
And your life becomes an art.
You were born to be different,
You'd almost known it from the start.
Locked inside your private world
With your unconventional theories.
Thinking of love so dangerous,
Running away from this disease.
Before you became God's debtor,
I should have known you better.
You hungered for fulfillment
And weren't content to live a lie.
You searched for guides and mentors,
People who'd haunt you till you die.
Playing with agnosticism,
You felt you'd no soul left to save.
Your life was cloaked in mystery,
You took your secrets to your grave.
You were never a trend setter,
But I should have known you better.
Countless men came along;
They wanted to hold your hand.
All those ignorant people--
They just didn't understand.
You remained true to yourself
Despite persecution and hate.
Happiness without shame and guilt,
It was your final resting state.
I need to burn this letter,
I should have known you better. _________________ ~ back to the drawing board ~
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