Marrige You Wanna? Poem by Aden Orie

Marrige You Wanna?

Rating: 4.8


these past few years
have flew on by
its because of me
and my getting high

the feeling rushes
into my brain
i flew into the air
on coarse to never return again

the smoke arises
my mary jane
marrige you wanna?
this marrige is plain

its got taste
its got smell
its got comfort and joy
not as i was
when i was a boy

You
coral bateman
accept me for all that i am
all that i do
all that ive done
you love me regardless

i wish we could be together
how i hate that we are apart
while mary janes in my brain
you are in my heart.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Aleeya Fernandes 21 February 2010

really nice and it luks like it came from u heart.

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Lady Grace 21 February 2010

well, the poem is nicely done...my goshhhhhhhh, hope ur not using mari juana my dearest...

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K K 21 February 2010

I see where it's coming from...nicely put

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Astrid Hunt-david 26 February 2014

Love and its lost? wasted opportunity? Due to drug taking? ? ? I find it sad maybe its anout sadness

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Jake Shelvey 26 February 2010

Really good intresting poem

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Ellen Ni Bheachain 25 February 2010

Read your poem and found myself reading it again to try and read between your lines. Whoever, Mary-Jane is must be what is on your brain and who is in your heart is Love? Love is something you take a chance on when you let your heart rule your head. As you get older you learn this, so entering contact of marraige is what is in your head. Finding one that is in your head and heart is priceless. Liked your peom. Having to read a poem again after the first read is a good peom when it held your interest on the first read. Don't cloud the head though too much it will make you lazy, , , .

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Lerato M 23 February 2010

this poem has alot of emotions in it and i dont know how but, i really love this peom because its just naturally lovely.

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Stefanie Fontker 21 February 2010

Smoke, brother and keep your lovely lady in your heart. Good read.

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