Like a phantom pain, limbs no more. I'm holding on to something that has become a chore.
It is something I can never have, so why do I even try?
I fight the feelings, but still they come, can they leave? Can they be done? Why am I like this?
Do I seek what I cannot find?
Out of sight out of mind.
I feel more pain in my heart than ever, I hope I don't lose you. No, never.
I should have known I was a fool to chase you, but we had common interests, and oh that face you!
You're more gorgeous than anything my eye has ever seen.
I feel sick to my stomach with sadness, my face turning green.
If you just gave me one chance, finally I could be happy,
But as of the day I was born, I have felt crappy.
Always taught that I was broken. That I was incomplete, like words unspoken.
"You need church it makes all bad things new!" But what's an old bad thing made new? A hole patched with glue?
I fight because I love you.
Out of my life I don't want to shove you.
The wind is cold, the frost is chilling, preserved for years, like the ice of my hearts filling.
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The Assorted Poems
PoesiaLucien LeSchants gives another glimpse into the real world, one that is without filter, in his second micro collection: "The Assorted Poems"