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Best Poems From
JESSY LIZ
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Monster
Back against a wall I once leaned on in leisure,
I've shut myself up tight from what once brought me pleasure.
I'm screaming out a name that I once whispered in a warm bed,
With an indifferent panic beating through my head.
There are hands around my neck that once locked in my own-
Strangling the breath from me that suddenly feels postponed.
And the eyes that trap me now are eyes I've never seen.
The face is just the same, but there's something just beneath.
And creeping from within is a voice I've never heard;
Like a monster in the night, he seems to slaughter every word.
Breath, by lack of breath I am fading out.
A goodbye kiss and the taste of death is present in my mouth.
Everything just stops and when I think it's finally done,
I wake up in the morning to find the battle's just begun.
Jessy Liz
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Moral Fabrications
Our minds are ever-changing
Temptation grips these hands
Weapons of destruction
Making harsh demands
Time, it plays its tricks
Virtue turns to dust
Fabric contrast on the floor
Morals lost to lust
Lying bare, soft words unspoken
Sin or love, we ask?
Questions falling late
Our future lies in past
Jessy Liz
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Mr. Postman, Take it to Hollywood
Cold, hard cutting room floor
Opening windows and closing doors
Neon signs and flashing lights
Those Hollywood stars sure shine so bright
Billboard beauty is skipping beats
From classic to plastic, from diamonds to ink
Standards are climbing stair by stair
While innocence hangs in the still night's air
And faces dropp in a mirror's well
Like a penny whose intentions changed as it fell
Scenery changing, Scene 1- Scene 2
And all the while I fell for you
Jessy Liz
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Murder
Seduction style and sultry eyes
A fire masked her heart like ice
Perfume kisses and raven locks
She'd hunt her prey down like a fox
Stunning victims on one bold look
Lust for love they had mistook
For their mistake they'd surely pay
Revenge would leave her victims slain
Her diamond eyes would drain the life
And suffocate, pierce hearts like knives
Romance, entrace and devastate-
Oh, to be the one that got her way-
Her beauty, dark, caused loss for words,
And they call her Murder.
Jessy Liz
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