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Other Things

Other Things

People like us
Fall in and out of love.

I twist like a tap,
Just enough to switch you off.

Two sides of the same coin,
I never see the penny drop.

Can’t sound fog horns,
If you're already lost.

And,

I still live alone
in the attic.

Kitchen bloodstains,
When science turned to magic.

It would help if you turned into my cleaner.
A wasted life – bleaching all the windows.

So,
Turn me down,
Turn the other cheek.
Not my first time.
I make promises -  I never keep.

Satisfied?
I doubt I’ll ever be.

Treehouses fly.
Oranges will grow teeth.

Before I figure out.
These other things.

Still vested
Inside me.
 

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Nine Eleven

Some are better off alone, other humans just get in the way, so some say but I couldn't be without her. 

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The fish of the sea

Thanks for the kind comment NE, for me, I always put others first. It's always nice hearing from you, I hope you've been well, sincerely, Max

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Jac Fables

'I'm all out of love. I'm so lost without you.' Air Supply. True Words. 🩵

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The fish of the sea

Thanks for the comment JP! Welcome to the Cosmo! I hope you enjoy it here!

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Being Me

Oh Max...love is a fickle thing. Keep your heart open, my friend. Great poem x

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