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Surrounded,
here I stand, astounded,
wandering beneath a ghostly light.
Weaving between trees, guided through the dark of night,
path forgotten, along this trail they've taken flight,
I alone am compelled to follow.
too awed to wallow...
it's hollow.
wandering beneath a ghostly light.
Weaving between trees, guided through the dark of night,
path forgotten, along this trail they've taken flight,
I alone am compelled to follow.
too awed to wallow...
it's hollow.
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Depression Is
Depression is a monster made up of endless hands that only reach out to drag you deeper. Hiding underneath the bed, waiting for the perfect moment to smother you. It’s smoke closing in, caustic fumes inside a closed room. It’s a gun none can outrun, Wild West, and you’re the saloon. Heavy shackles, a ball and chain weighing you down. It’s that feeling you’ve forgotten something, like turning off the stove and knowing there’s nothing you can do. It’s your car on a hill too steep to climb, and you’re rolling backward without brakes into oncoming traffic. It’s walking on broken glass barefoot. It wears a mask of your face, whispers in your ear that you don’t deserve to be here. It’s an object stuck in your throat, slowly choking you. Depression is thinking you’re alive until you notice no one can see or hear you, and the walls… you pass right through. It’s an ocean to a sinking ship, salvation so far out of reach. Sometimes, it’s a stalker watching from the window, waiting to make their move. Depression is a giant crushing everything below. A shark circling your bleeding feet in freezing waters. It’s a ceiling of spikes bearing down until you’re bled dry and your bones give out. A colorless world without warmth or sound. It’s endless rain and unbearable pain from a fatal wound that cannot be mended. It’s a villain, a menace and the reason too many lives have ended. Depression is…
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Vespera has a crush on a human
Megatron: So, how was your trip to Earth with Orion? Did you like it there? Vespera: Yes, father. It was a great experience! Also…I’ve met someone. He’s a human male and his name is Rafael Esquivel. He’s a really nice and smart boy and I kind of like him. *blush* Megatron: You mean one of Hivemus’ old human friends? Vespera: Yes. Father? I think I’m experiencing my first crush on a human. Megatron: Ohh. I see. Vespera? Do you mind if we talk? Vespera: Yes. Is there something you need to tell me? Megatron: Yes. I know Raf. Back when Hivemus Prime was known as Bumblebee before he got his voice back, I was still an evil tyrannical warlord when I... nearly got him killed. Rafael nearly died of the deadly effects of the Dark Energon that was once inside me before Ratchet saved his life and it was many years ago, before I was restored and freed from Unicron's Anti-Spark. Vespera: You almost killed him?! Megatron: Yes. But don't worry; I have made amends for all the evil deeds I've
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Poetry Gardens
I have often searched for the perfect locations in which to plant my poems… …from old illustrious gardens praised by scholars to more recent spots tended by gentle souls …only to hear so many times that my pieces are best nurtured elsewhere Except for on my own humble plots formed carefully over a long period open for passersby to visit and enjoy whenever they please As such perhaps the best soil for most of these poetic sprouts is found in those places nurtured by my own hands …and that is fine
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The form: Trois-par-Huit or Three by Eight. The Trois-par-Huit or Three by Eight was created by Lorraine M Kanter and consists of three stanzas totaling 8 lines. The orientation can either be 3, 3, 2 OR 3, 2, 3. The syllabic count builds and then shrinks (3, 6, 9, 12, 12, 9, 6, 3). It is meant to be centred on the page. The last line is the title of the poem and summarises the content of the poem. The rhyme scheme is: aab, bbc, cc OR aab, bb, ccc.
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's Octoacula!The form: Trois-par-Huit or Three by Eight. The Trois-par-Huit or Three by Eight was created by Lorraine M Kanter and consists of three stanzas totaling 8 lines. The orientation can either be 3, 3, 2 OR 3, 2, 3. The syllabic count builds and then shrinks (3, 6, 9, 12, 12, 9, 6, 3). It is meant to be centred on the page. The last line is the title of the poem and summarises the content of the poem. The rhyme scheme is: aab, bbc, cc OR aab, bb, ccc.
This one is inspired by the work of
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i did enjoy, perfect reading for nighttime hours