Doves of Lies - Poem Twenty

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Doves of Lies

 

Popularity came at a cost,

the price of which he kept a secret of all he lost.

Slow dancing with queen bee,

but wanting free.

 

Never seen a boy so sad,

emotions over filling to the brim.

It was not that he had a deadbeat dad,

but rather that his life was full of prelim.

 

Faux friends surround a broken heart,

hand curled under a piercing talon.

Their false security took such an art,

even though he had long not fallen.

 

The scars that lined his arms,

welcomed all his bad dreams.

The acid words they dipped onto him sung with harm,

but still he let out straight rowed beams.

 

If the boy would only let down his walls,

and learn a little love.

Would he ever hear so many calls,

for he was loved like a dove.

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