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i think it odd (3rd edition)

i think it odd (3rd edition)

A Poem by speakingcolors


i think it odd that we can recognize certain feelings but never recognize what they mean, to remember and know why they are there, but not unders..
farewell and adieu

farewell and adieu

A Poem by speakingcolors


a closing statement for everyone here. for the moment, though, i'm chosing not to close my account in hopes that some of my words may continue to ins..
i think it odd (the unintended second edition)

i think it odd (the unintended second edition)

A Poem by speakingcolors


i think it odd that our own words tempt us. they call to our heart, pulling at its strings, hoping that the knot will undo and all of our thought..
sometimes i don't think before i speak

sometimes i don't think before i speak

A Poem by speakingcolors


i'm sorry if i spoke too soon or was imprudent with my words, but it's my way, you see, and habits are hard to break.
for you, whatever your name my be III

for you, whatever your name my be III

A Poem by speakingcolors


i do wish thatshe reachesher destination but only to stayfor but a moment and return safely home even just to tell me goodbye
to you

to you

A Poem by speakingcolors


if you can't see by now that this has all been for you, then shame on me and my silent tongue. it seems the wordsfor sunrise have slipped and fal..
the unfortunate reality of life II

the unfortunate reality of life II

A Poem by speakingcolors


the amount of happiness we do have sadly is sometimes a measure of how much unhappiness we do not have.
may contain more incomplete thoughts

may contain more incomplete thoughts

A Poem by speakingcolors


the beginnings and the ends, those are the easy parts. it's the middle that gives us the most trouble.
may contain incomplete thoughts

may contain incomplete thoughts

A Poem by speakingcolors


it's not quite what's there, it's more of what's not there and i suppose that's what makes it all the more difficult to swallow.
winter must begin once a year

winter must begin once a year

A Poem by speakingcolors


i awoke in the early morning, much before the sun, to the soft white blanket of winter's first snow. it lay where the earth once was and in some..

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