Laughing behind our cabin, I can see you, honey,
With a headset and arms around your body,
Still laughing, but the knife cut my breath, and the jokes weren't funny.
I shall not see you from an exile, because I'm here, salt in my eyes,
I'm looking for an exile, how I can fight for my town?
I'm still lurking my past the way down.
I think I've seen this chapter before, somewhere in the summer,
My signs are unheard, sins and sweets, a bullet on my back.
But how I hold this bottle now?
I add insult to injury, I'm not your problem anymore,
Cause I have seen these words and events before,
Like a heavy blood runs into my core.
I said it so many times, but I ran to my old mirror,
I don't dazzle and gleam, I won't get you more.
I take the battle of a hero, there where I lost and I became a zero.
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Beyond The Glass
PoetryPutting poetry and prose on a glasses, A time passes, The scar built gashes, a sake of my health drew ashes, This poetry talks about the glasses, and my Cancer journey.