Poems by Taylor

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  • To he whom I adore, my death has no repose.
    Where I lie here, beneath the bottom and yet...

  • Sweet lies- my fancy doth swing
    and stream; it ebbs and flows...

  • Hours, to minutes, to moments...
    The sun rises; the sun retires...

  • Beguiled by a handsome stranger,
    seduced by the crook of a finger...

  • Her eyes were slightly wet and dim, covered by...
    For years, she had entertained the notion of the...

  • Hazy longing, sweetly sing-song-ing
    never stopping, yet always pausing...

  • As the ink of nighttime soaked through the...
    and gusts of generously teasing wind thrust from...

  • A blaze of summer, long and lazy
    streams along in tunes so gaily...

  • I'll never sigh for a love that never was,
    or weep for the way things ought to be...

  • My world, no. The world in the vaguest sense;
    I see it twining and ripping in the most peculiar...

  • Standing lo, a beast of crazed proportion
    withers into the fog of a winter's nightmare...

  • In the midst of misfortune,
    of my saddest predicament...