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Poetry: Dark poems

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  by Hande Saglam

  A Pear Unborn

  
  
  

  It must be something to do with the day
  the month the year,
  and not me.
  It must be...
  The wind that sweeps ashtrays

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  by Patricia Kelley

  Tell Me, Where Are The Angels?
  Tell me, what is it that allows you to breathe, when your lungs are filled with hot air from

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• 3 of 1308

  by Lisa Hamilton

  The darkness, my comfortable shield
  Shut out the world, noise,
  Constant confusion, and pain.

  Stars mark my passage,
  Each one

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• 4 of 1308

  by Wilfred Cook

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  I have shaded the windows to my soul
  with the darkest death of night
  so that you can not peer inside
  and see my raw, blood

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• 5 of 1308

  by Erin Allen

  By the Wayside

  
  
  

  When days have turned to darkness
  And nothing dries my tears
  Will I slip into madness?
  Will no one calm my fears?

  When

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