Thinking of you As I sit here watching the time you begin to cross my mind and I wonder if I will ever see
you again for you see, the thoughts of you will never end You live so far from me I just don't want to let
things be For I want to see your face again and never let our enjoyment together end I want to say I love
you dear and I just want to have you near I need to see your smile today to chase all my sadness away When
will I see you again because my thoughts will never end Please sometime come my way so I can see you that one
someday. -Laura Lynn Corwin
Across the Fence Scornful words, a slip of the tounge A whole friendship left undone Pain in the heart, deceit
in the mind Denial comes to sweep me from behind Piercing words to lash out That fill the mind with hope,
yet doubt Power of the tounge left unknown Only shame and hurt are left to be shown One solitary tear I cannot
cry Cause my heart is caloused from days gone by Words not thought before spoken Go strait to heart with a gold
token To trust again, oh what a day To have a true friend is nice to say -Kristina
Bryan
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Heartbroken Some lonely nights I sit and cry When I think of you I wonder why That one night we broke apart
Is now tearing into my heart I see your face in my mind every day And wonder why it happened this way Could
I make your love stay here with me Or should I just let it be Can't you see that my heart is breaking From
this horrible dream I never be waking I love you a lot, Can't you see Won't you just stay here with me?
-Laura Lynn Corwin
A walk in the Park An wretched knife splits the heart into feudal courts One hurting, one hating The
disposition longing is dispersed A cess pool of males Transgressions, Do we forgive or seek revenge? But the
one's which are expected from Look in dispair Those with tounges spew anger Yet an ear to see, eyes to listen
The actions talk for themselves On the unseen eye So safe, a pedestal to lean on The blood of love turns solid
Love no more, get hurt no more A new parable made by a gentile Who's to blame for the blade? Oh sweet consequence.
-Kristina Bryan
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