Wallflower

I see her alone in far distant breeze;
as umbra despair her, which does not please.
I looked into her eyes, and felt emptiness still-
a little bit of hope as she falls ill.

It is sadness which draws me to her;
the feelings of lost and fear as it were.
She hides that tear so no one to see
what lies within her, the feeling of free.

She appears translucent in a crowd of many;
she is to us but a lowly memory.
She longs for that which I cannot give;
a feeling of love, a reason to live.

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This is Me

This is Me
By: Adam M. Snow

Caring heart;
a gentle smile;
love from the start;
no voice of guile;
this is who I am;
this is me.
I am gentle like a lamb;
this is who I choose to be.

Caring eyes;
a gentle touch;
no more cries;
for you mean so much.
This is me;
why cant you see?
My words are calm;
my love's your balm.

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A Teasing Storm

I watch from the distance, as the storm covers me;
pouring it's dreadful rain as the dust blinds me.
I look in awe and disgrace of the thundering clouds,
as the storm covered plain with a pouring rain shrouds.
Flash after flash would race across the sky,
beauty of lights would chase the clouds floating by.
The roaring songs of the wind bristling through the trees,
would be enough to put even myself at ease;
but no, this storm did not cover me,
just a tease floating by for me to see.

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Days Gone By

As days gone by, I think of her
but moments last was not forever.
Her angelic face haunts me still,
and without her, I am ill.

But as I leave her, but never leave her;
my feelings last forever.
I cannot part from her beauty
nor can I ever break free.

But as I love her from afar,
I wander here thus far.
To know that I had loved her;
to know that it was not forever.

I know I'll die without her name,
through this loss I'd bear my shame.
If I could do it all again,
I would do so from my heart within.

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The Lighthouse

The Lighthouse
By: Adam M. Snow

Come to my lighthouse;
so that I may light your way.
Come to my lighthouse;
a place for you to stay.

Where darkness hides;
the demons flees.
For I'll provide;
and you'll be at ease.

Come to my lighthouse;
for all is welcome;
even your spouse;
and those who are numb.

Come to my lighthouse;
my friend, my child.

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Shallow Eyes

Shallow Eyes
By: Adam M. Snow

Look beneath my shallow eyes,
upon my soul for which you despise,
your tainted hands upon my chest,
broken dreams, it failed the test.
Hearts pounding, skipping a beat,
tormented lies, sorrowful heat,
worlds passing one by one,
alone, wishing to be undone.
I be a vision of a ghost,
look right through me as you boast.
Wasting days in solitude,
alone, never meant to intrude.
As I cry my tears in vain,
you ignore my one true pain,
I suppose I am to blame,
yet you say, I've brought shame.

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A Year of Timely Hell

A Year of Timely Hell
By: Adam M. Snow

The hour cries at charming bell
Bringing forth a timely hell,
With sorrow and madness, and many more;
Leaving upon us a deathly score.
A death to live with, from a bloodshed wage
From a child of anguish and solstice rage;
Leaving us in tears of what is to come
Leaving us in ruins and in glum.
No reason to fight on,
No reason to fight strong.
Its not our life to fight for.
Its not our time to fight a war.
It is our time to die and live again,
In a life, free of this worldly sin

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Glanced Upon Her

Glanced Upon Her
By: Adam M. Snow

I see her, such beauty shrouds of light,
I'd glance upon her morn, noon and night.
Such innocence follows thee,
Like branches of stars we see,
She knows not my name,
But I be the blame.
O' Antoinette, names like a rose,
Blossoming after fall of snows.
But I be to thee but a ghost,
My love for you is what I boast.
Thou kept seeth right through me,
Though I dream of thee,
A dream soon to die,
If thou not seeth my eye,
My feeling to whom should embrace,
From the depth of love shone grace.

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On the Edge of a Suncast Sea

My lady, awake thee heavenly beams,
and lay thee rest upon my dreams.
Let it be known thy once tearful sorrow,
and let it be known our demise the hour.

'Away will I take thee.' says I
'Away I take thee and never die.'

My lady, time cease as your tear dropp falls;
the grass of green, now is blackened by thee tears.
Lay your head upon my breast,
close your eyes and forever rest.
Let it be known as thee shed emotions,
you're never alone when you cry dry tears.

My lady, forever I mourn of thee,
standing here on edge of suncast sea.

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Meandering of Self Destiny

Meandering of Self Destiny
By: Adam M. Snow

Fall I unto thy cold bleak ground;
Grasping life with every pound.
My aching voice does blunder,
When Flesh and Spirit sunder.
Leaving all into oblivious,
With thy feelings of lascivious,
Cursing thy living wonders,
Leaving I into blunders.
Though not I ye should fear:
Nature is what we hear.
Not I whom ye should dare speak:
But be thy love of joyous meek.
A journey ends at ones tree;
Branches spread shadowing thee.
Not a light to touch on tainted ground,
But of thy love whom ye profound.

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