TamaraA Poem by Mauricio MontoyaSister
Oh Tamara
I was a child you were a child Awoke in a world full of dreams Never to see or feel A love we so deeply yearn From a father full of hate And mother who could not relate And toss to a grandma Who would do the same I was lost you were lost Who do we blame If only ourselfs For a love never found Yet here we are I am old you are old In a wrold we may never understand How could we be blinded By a light they said We should Believe I did nothing You did something In a world so cold I was away but you were near In a wrold full of fear I was weak but you have always been Strong Now I see what you saw In this kingdom by the sea I've lived my life like Poe But you are no Annabelle Just a love I hold deep inside of me I'm your brother and you are my sister That is what has divided us But never take that love From me I hold for you. So forgive me For as child now a man A high born Kingsman Can take that away from me. For I was once was a child When you were a kid With a thought Of a love never doom til the end of time. Oh Tamara. © 2022 Mauricio MontoyaAuthor's Note
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6 Reviews Added on March 14, 2022 Last Updated on April 14, 2022 AuthorMauricio Montoyaoakland, CAAboutLove to draw and cook from time to time, when I'm not drawing I’ll write poems. My favorite poet is Edgar Allen Poe. more..Writing
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