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zelda-the-writer · 1 year
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Life is but a canvas so many colors left to choose and you can learn to be its master or you can be its muse.
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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She burned with an inner fire
that scorched all in its path
but in that heat her love stayed true
never destroyed in her wrath.
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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The sun shines down on her,
and yet she is cold as a winters morn.
Nothing but ice below her skin,
from the sorrows she has borne.
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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You tell me you already know me
and yet you falter when I change
because you realize only then
you don’t know me well as you think
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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I am far past broken
I’m worn down and rough
nothing you do can save me now
it will never be enough
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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She drank in the words of poetry
like she needed them to survive
each verse and line so lovely
they gave her strength to try
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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I'm not proud of me
I don't love who I am
but if I let make me feel less
I'll be damned
I will let no one
bring me down
let me tell you
I will tear you down
I don't have to be proud
to fight for me
because I am real
and it's the least I can be.
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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They tell me don't cry
to hide away how I feel
to put on a mask
I'm not good enough real
To put up a front
and be someone fake
that being sad
will bring me hate
but I love this burden
they call pain
it reminds me that
I am human.
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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The day won't last
soon it'll end
tomorrow will come
over again
a pattern repeating
day after day
but what happens if I
take tomorrow away?
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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Thank you, Mother
I have something I’d like to say
to every mother all
thank you so much for guiding us
picking us up when we fall
but I have to put the spotlight
on one that needs to know
just how much I love her
for helping me grow
Mother if you will
stand and take a bow
you help me out by being you
I wish I could know how
Perhaps one day I’ll be like you
I’ll love as well 
as you can do
But for now
all I will say
Is I appreciate you
every day.
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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Thank you, Teacher
If I were to try to say thanks to you
It would come out sounding awful tame
for the gratitude I feel is one without name
for everything for me that teachers do
The things that they must go through
is in no other profession quite the same
they are underpaid and I am in shame
to know that they are underappreciated too.
They try so hard to do right by us all
and without anger they gently guide 
they help us through so many things 
To help us up each time we fall
I want her to know I know how she tried
and how goodness to the table she brings.
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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Dead Soon
The moonlight dancing 
off the walls
closing in on me
cannot breath
 I suffocate
and soon I’ll 
no longer be
I’m dying now, 
scared and alone.
What happens next? 
I don’t know
Will I make
it out alive?
I hope not.
I’d rather die.
Fading away,
soon I’ll be,
nothing but
a memory.
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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I turned around to see her
but she was already gone
and I was left there to wonder
was she real at all
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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The sky fell and shattered
the day she walked away 
knowing the world would never be the same
and he’d never be okay
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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They broke my wings to stop my escape
the pain so bad they thought I’d break
but when they left then I realized
I can use the claws they left behind.
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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They thought she flew with wings on her feet
they thought nothing would bring her down
so when she fell down from her perch
they stayed and watched her drown
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zelda-the-writer · 2 years
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They would sit there watching
as she would stumble and fall.
And wondered when they needed help,
why she wasn’t there at all.
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