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Kristian L Mahrling-Harding

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What, Must I Be Thinking?
by Kristian L Mahrling-Harding → (All Poetry by Kristian L Mahrling-Harding)
  
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I woke up early this morning
Needing a touch
Needing to be held
Needing so much
What must I be thinking?

So, I did what I always do
Go out to watch the sunrise
Smoke
Muffle the cries
What must I be thinking?

Day after day, mostly, the same
Why get out of bed
Just sleep
Dream in my head
What must I be thinking?

Paint on the face
Paste on the smile
Dress up?
Dress down, for a while
What must I be thinking?

Wanting what I can't have
Giving more than my share
Not asking anymore
Too tired to care
What must I be thinking?

Hearing sad hearts
Breaking mine
Yet..intimately needing a sip
From sacrificial wine
What must I be thinking?

Reality is
A terminal disease
Unless you can find
An, anecdotal ease
To stop me from
What I must be thinking

*anyone who knows me well enough, knows how much i am into the music of tori amos. Leather..when i'm feeling a little naughty.. The Happy Phantom...when i am in one of my odder moments...but, the one that opitimizes my day to day life...is one, called China. pretty much sums it up.
just a fragile moment....perhaps..not enough prozak or poetry..eh, sue?....love..k

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Reviewed by dogenoeht
Reviewed on June 27, 2002
nicewunkiddo!

Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
Excellent write. Good thing our "moments" change.

Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
I know you cry sister. I hear the echo's. We'll just boo hoo together.. Yep, what must I be think too..LOL...Think scented candles, hot tubs, classical music... aromatherapy. Here I'm preachin' and , well here I hit the jazcoozie before I sound like a hypocrite.. LOL....Love you..

Smiles, Jo Jo

Reviewed by Steve Patterson
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
smile. me

Reviewed by Maria Lupinacci
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
Hi Krissy,
I don't know you as well as everyone here, but I know I LOVE this piece!!! You truly have a gift with your expression!!!!

Hugs,
Maria
xoxoxoxo

Reviewed by Trixie Love
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
Hi Krissy,
I am sorry that you're
having one of those
moments...
We all have them from
time to time...
May the sun shine upon
your face, and give
you a great
((((BIG SMILE))))...

HUGS,
Trixie

Reviewed by Scada (Reader)
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
*Offering you a bottle of prozak and a GREAT BIG HUG*. Love ya girl,

Scada

Reviewed by Alexander Shaumyan (Reader)
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
Great poem. Lots of great questions. It's when we stop asking questions, we stop living. Excellent.

Reviewed by fare good (Reader)
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
Beautiful lady of such elegant class, your heart as a tomb of gold, that glitters within your eyes, oh such a gentle spirit that sings of sweet songs of the dove, you are only in transformation as the spoken words document great love, the nights get lonley and the days are short, the knight in shinning armor, shall soon be knocking at your door, oh the signs of lonley that sits before each an every one door, we must first love the beauty of self, then the charm will be entering the heart of love.

Selections of faith shall sometimes make love delay, the cleansing of self will eliminate the toxins, purifications of the soul shall sometimes, make lonley a hard pill to take, open the doors be not afraid, scars sometimes will close doors to the blessings of a good man. Beautiful lady he right there before your eyes. Humble and you will know him when he comes.

Reviewed by Tomas Ughdair (Reader)
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
Hi Krissy,
You are just a very warm and caring person,
who takes on to big a work load,
I know its not much help, but I am thinking and caring about you.
Love.
Tomas

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on June 22, 2002
deep in the heart of Krissy...thought provoking...well done

Reviewed on June 22, 2002
Nice write Krissy! This flows very well!!!!!

Sandie Angel :o) / May Lu $*_*$


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