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Daughter Lost
by Walter LaVerne Jones → (All Poetry by Walter LaVerne Jones)
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Face of family

Pieces wild as wind


Fear comes again


Trivial it keeps


As invades sleep


Want never found


Not even a breaking sound


Down it goes


Some come most go


A drip in reality


Depression cast


Last of bottle falls in sane


Watch the liquid


Down the drain


She laughs at me


Slams the door


Now I am gone


For sure


 


Found her downtown


Dead as life in a box


Needle inches clean


Heard her last scream


Buried her today


Wind and wild


Gone away


 


Sitting on a park bench


Feeding pigeons yet


Pieces wild as wind


Fear comes again


Trivial it keeps


As invades sleep


Want never found


Not even a breaking sound


Down it goes


Some come most go


A drip in reality


Depression cast


Last of bottle falls in sane


Watch the liquid


Down the drain


She laughs at me


Slams the door


Now I am gone


For sure


 


Found her downtown


Dead as life in a box


Needle inches clean


Heard her last scream


Buried her today


Wind and wild


Gone away


 


Sitting on a park bench


Feeding pigeons yet


As the sounds of night


Come


 


Shuffle forward and back


Last of popcorn dumped from the sack


Nothing left to cry


Too much a coward to die


 


Depressions sing


Wild and things


Come and go


From ease of reach


To I do not know


WhyAs the sounds of night


Come


 


Shuffle forward and back


Last of popcorn dumped from the sack


Nothing left to cry


Too much a coward to die


 


Depressions sing


Wild and things


Come and go


From ease of reach


To I do not know


Why


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 Reviews of "Daughter Lost"
Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on August 11, 2007
Very sad offering...I truly hope this is just poetry!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by stan nassano
Reviewed on August 8, 2007
Nicely done,Wild as wind, so sad
stan


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