Walter C. Edwards Poems

I stumble into slumber land,
mostly confused,
shaken by my bewilder meant,
left behind by my muse,
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Sometimes I feel like I am dancing,
upon an ice burger,
floating aimlessly,
out into a stormy sea,
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A Geishas fell into my lap,
And held me like,
I should never let her go,
Some soothing words,
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The stillness of the night,
waiting for the form,
the substance to come,
into sight,
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You that have let the demons,
unlocked, unchanged,
you wish them to remain,
to berate us,
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Dwelling on twilight,
with misery and tears,
why do you do this to me,
and everyone else,
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Do you wish to fly away,
girl that was born on a plane,
just get away to an exotic location,
dance naked in steamy hot waters,
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Muse what you do to me,
spark the match of my dreamy,
steamy thoughts, loving, lustful thirst,
tasting sunlight and moonlight all at once,
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Marriage vows like voices of spring,
youth, beauty seem eternal,
like vision of gold,
but as time wears on,
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With such a warm heart,
I should never be so cold to my bones,
or ever alone with scared thoughts,
with out a home, a light, a flame,
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