David Hunter Poems

You wish not to see
the pain of another like me,
in the end though, you have an empathy.
You're like me and I'm like you
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My heart is known to be fragile like or as a flower,
So fragile that it only has love's power.
If one loves his or her enemy high as a tower,
We back away from a fight but still they call it a cower.
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We search and look for something rare,
We wish and want for what's not there.
That something with beauty, an item that's fair,
Touched by the sun and handled with care.
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As dark as it was thinking about my past,
I've wished my pain away and made it my last.
How far would I go without going fast?
I'd go as far as I could, even if my heart's smashed.
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And when you're on your own.
I'll be by your side,
You can't run, you can't hide.
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I sometimes wish for the pain
To be cleansed and washed away by rain.
Sometimes I wish for the sorrow
Could be exchanged just for happiness, if only it was meant to borrow.
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You're my angel and always will be,
Would you believe me if I told you, you meant a lot to me?
You give light when I'm in the dark and can't see,
You make me feel enlightened like a bird that's free.
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What hides behind my smile is sadness,
I crave to get rid of my own madness.
I've had enough of us fighting,
But I will not stop writing.
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I look at myself in the mirror
While my lonely and painful times come nearer.
Each fragment of my heart is a broken glass,
With no chance of being in the middle, I'm in the lower class.
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