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 May 2017 lavendersky
Jules
Songs run through my head
playing on shuffle
sweet melodies
to dark songs of sorrow
songs with the power stick
in a overflowing overemotional mind

songs run through my head
singing all day
and all night
happy songs
sad songs
with the power to change me

songs run through my head
unphased, unaffected by everything
else happening in my brain

When the facts are forgotten
the songs remain
when nothing else is there
the songs stay

The songs save me
Music means so much to me. I don't know what id do without it.
 May 2017 lavendersky
Ryan Holden
I miss her light,
She brings in this darkness,
I'll wait here by the phone,
With these stained curtains closed,
My walls are already dripping,
In regret and Revere.

I miss her light,
Heating up this cold heart,
Longing for those bright eyes,
Truly a work of art,
I just need a moment to apologise.

I miss her light,
I'll tell myself not to ride,
Down this road of infinite,
Into a world of terror,
If heaven or hell decide,
Which destiny I'll reside.

I'll still be here, thinking of you,
In the darkest of rooms.
A poem about regret!
 May 2017 lavendersky
Ryan Holden
As she breaks and burns,
Through this narrowing night,
Her ointment of prowess
Takes over the duty,
A fraction of lumens,
Yet just as bright
To those glaring eyes.

As she howls over this hill,
She echoes through trees,
Snapping twigs as she goes,
Turning us to stone,
As we stare
At medusa of the night.
A poem about the moon!
There's a certain kind of ache in the vacant chambers of my heart, like a slow bleed foreshadowing the death of something that never really lived.
My body pleads with itself to remember what it was like before all it did was miss you.
You navigate the waves of my emotions.
I try not to linger but my fingers ache to touch you.
I'll lie on my side and wait for your tide to rush through.
I knew the cause and effect of my makeshift beliefs.
I was bound to drown but the warrior in me prevailed.
Day moon,
you are unfiltered and relentless in your own rebellion,
shooting unmasked light like children playing marbles in the Summer heat,
and flirting with the sky before the sun has even kissed him goodnight.
I know what I want out of life and it is to love with the same bravery that you shine.
You are the night sky
and I lie here with you,
tracing over all the starlit spots on your skin.
I am an astronomer
mapping constellations
and naming them for all the reasons I love you,
Little life.
Soft fingers turning pages.
You will never be the same as you were a moment ago.
Constantly moving and constantly learning.
Airplanes,
whispers and
cookie crumbs.
Already your life is moving faster and leaving yesterday to the dogs.
None of us are here forever,
but if only somehow I could freeze these little moments in time
and re-live them forever and ever.
This is for  and about my youngest son.
The day I met you
I think I thought that I could die right there on the spot,
as long as I could shed my skin and
come back as a gentle breeze
on the back of your neck.
I wrote this upon meeting my husband for the first time on December 6, 2006.
It is important to write really bad pieces of poetry and prose.
Keep them in a journal somewhere.
Don't share them.
Just get them out there and tuck them away.
We must purge the cliche and mundane,
so that we may begin the work of creating art that moves.
We must press beyond the idiocy of our immediate thought and
find the inner wellspring of power.
Just beneath the petty complaints,
and regurgitated phrases,
inches deep beyond our projections and fears.
If we can sit long enough with our demons,
inner child,
and god-like spirits we will find something truly worth saying.
Worth giving.
Worth making.
Our legacy is planted only as deep as our honesty.
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