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Poetry by Tallula

Poetry Set One

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Why Can't She

Copyright © by Tallula, 1997

Why can't she, look at me with her wanting eyes
Like the way she looks at you?
I want her with her wanting eyes
To run her lust onto my body

Why can't she, look at me with curiosity
Like the way she looks at you?
I want her, like how I want peace on Earth
And like how I live for the pursuit of happiness

Why can't she, look at me with a sign of love
Like the way she looks at you?
I want her to want me back
To dream about me, like how I dream about her

Why can't she, look at me with open arms
Like the way she looks at you?
I want her to be happy
When she sees me, watching her

Why can't she look at me with a similarity?
Why can't she set me free?
And why can't that she be me?


It Hurts

Copyright © by Tallula, 1998

It hurts like the darkest death
Eternal with every step.
The rememberances stabs then twists
I don't have what I once had
And it comes with the unexpectency
I have known through reoccurances.
Flashback of her touch
It now burns with emptiness
Unsensitive to the seconds of pondering
It hurts like untold pain.


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