sidney hall (The Mad Poet) Poems

From the day we met, she kissed me
She held me in her perfect way
With a warmth that even the sun could not provide
I felt wanted, loved and alive
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Darkness cursed the Earth and all there in
A blackness so dense concealing every piercing scream
Multitudes huddled in groups scattered on little fragments of land
As the Earth’s crust began to boil, under the feet of the damned
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She sat tight in the corner with her head on her knees,
As she quietly begged, let me kill myself please.
With a knife tightly gripped in her left hand,
Life as she thought was not going as she planned.
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My Heart is torn out, beats it's last and then no more,
My love stands over me, as I lay on the floor.
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Elevated to a plain of total commitment,
Beyond words of their unrestrained indulgence in sensual pleasures.
A mutual consent as they drew closer,
Arms open in a sign of submission.
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I lay here mesmerised by the sky so immense,
Observing the stars that are so dense.
The stars must be aligned in this heavenly bliss,
However, I know just by looking, that one is amiss.
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a smile complements spiritual contentment
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I did not realise the depth of love,
Until I fell in.
I began to drown,
No matter how hard I tried to swim.
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Docs words repeated over and over in his head,
“And then I’ll cease to exist, I’ll… be dead.”
He shivered as he lit up a smoke,
The news seemed like an April fool joke.
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The affliction I have encountered has fastened my lips,
And I am at a loss for words therefore my feelings I cannot express.
However, as I dip the end of my quill into apprehension,
And with urgency of these accounts, I am compelled to...confess.
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