Aaron Lynn Poems

If either of us truly cared
As much as we both claimed,
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There you stand again,
Your lust for youth outweighs your guilt.
You'll stack it up and watch it fall,
Then turn away from all you've built.
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Through the mossy abyss, I am beckoned
Treading the woodlands of my deepest dreams
In the ominous gleam of the twilight
I see you amongst the black trees
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I stare into the glass,
I see no answers there.
The frost has settled in
Once again...
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As floating debris
Across the span of the vast
Within the primordial womb
Our throats, as a whole, would be open
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Please dispose of your mind.
Oh, please! Dispose of your mind!
Gather it's contents and toss it aside.
Don't worry! Dispose of your mind!
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Perhaps you feel as I do,
But empathy clouds no one's fate.
It's cold hands will smother us all,
Regardless of alliance or faith.
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In the darkest times, I slumber.
I awaken, and I wonder.
Why I feel the scalding sun.
As it revives the fallen blood.
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There is no tyrant quite like feeling.
A bondage that cannot be released.
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Dragged beneath the earth,
Looking coldly at the sky.
The brainless ones alter their limbs
While feasting on their minds.
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