Poems by Timothy

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  • Your skin is so smooth,
    You have a magnificent thigh...

  • A blank look upon your face endures,
    A misery in your heart is pure...

  • It's a constant barrage,
    It's our life flashing by, in some sick, twisted...

  • Come with me, my deteriorating child,
    We will be trekking far into the wild...

  • The despondency of life has defeated you,
    The food has lost it's flavor...

  • Do you hear me, my little child?
    It's the gray ghost...and you are the one I...

  • If the words were enough...
    To transit time...

  • This girl, young and meek,
    Wanting joy all her life, not knowing where to...

  • My stupidity,
    Is legendary...

  • The field is large,
    An open valley where 20,000 men fought...

  • I lay in my bed, as I have for forty days,
    Listening, listening...but always in a daze...

  • Wanda Westhare from Zaire--which is nowhere--was...