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Posted by MFish • Profile • 06/16/20 at 11:11PM • Government • See more by MFish

They still live amongst the crowd,
speaking of fears; being quite loud.
Peaceful protests, at what cost
of property destruction; merchandise lost.
Attacking the Police, isn't the way.
Tear gas them; now pepper spray.
Pushing back; flashbang noise,
move out now, girls and boys.
Is this the way to negotiate
with out love and only hate?

There was a time,
I made you smile.
A day long ago,
Or quite awhile.
You made me laugh,
You made me sing,
Not well thank you,
It was not my thing.
You talked to me
Of life and of things,
And, of what a family
With some children brings.
Wishing I could talk now;
You no longer know how,
Your thoughts of life before,
Has flown from here
And is no more.
I know that life is not ideal
But I will tell you, Love,
Our life together was real.

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Loy • 06/16/2020 at 05:59PM • Like • Profile

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Story

Posted by MFish • Profile • 06/15/20 at 11:25PM • Humor • See more by MFish

Tell me a story
about something good
and of the enjoyment
in this fantasy land.
A story of love,
fun and fancy free.
A land of chocolate
with sweet honey bee,
where candy flowers
adorn bush and tree.
Visitors are welcome
as friends, seen before.
Make sure you remove
your shoes at the door.
Take a small basket.
Fill it with a sweet,
for the flowers and plants
are chocolate's to eat.

When I am with you
it is then I see,
the damage done by
your loss of memory.
No recalling our life before.
No memory of where we lived,
gone are names of friends of ours.

Drove by the first house we owned;
No recognition, is what you said,
for most your memories are dead.
Driving to places, we've seen before,
as I attempt to pull memory out,
it's not working, there is no doubt.
I'll keep trying, that is for sure
or my sanity may not endure.

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