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Barbed Wire
A Poem by
Chesney W.
My mouth is on fire.Your love my greatest desire.My muse I do admire.Loving you is like loving barbed wire.
Beyond.
A Poem by
Chesney W.
Looking out the window. Wondering what happpens in the beyond. Beyond this life, beyond this place. Is there other forms of beings? Beyond this ..
Those Ones
A Poem by
Chesney W.
The rain pours. Every muscle sore. All noise drowned out by my inside screaming. Flashes of the past have no meaning. A transparent soul. My ..
Contemplating.
A Poem by
Chesney W.
Crying tears of pain. Whimpering because I've gone insane. Dying inside from the tear. Shattered beyond repair. Years spent in shadows hiding...
A Dream So Sweet
A Poem by
Chesney W.
A kind spirit. A beautiful soul. A gorgeous face, To fill this hole. Dug so deep, A horrid mess. My heart has been broken, It aches for the b..
Misfits.
A Poem by
Chesney W.
Everyone is different, some a little too different for others to understand..It's time for those to be heard!
A One Way Ticket
A Poem by
Chesney W.
sometimes I just wish I could run away from everything.
My Love.
A Poem by
Chesney W.
Irresistible. Irreplacable. You're my one. You're my dream come true. You're where my heart is. You're my "meant to be". You fill the hole..
Gone. Forever.
A Poem by
Chesney W.
Fatal thoughts. My life's on the edge. One more step and I'm done for. All memories rush back. Flashes of me as a child. No worries. T..
Such A Choice.
A Poem by
Chesney W.
Such a choice. A hard decision. Love overcome by fear. Life such a lie. Not knowing the next move. Not knowing where I'm going from here. Alo..
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