Poems by John Doe

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  • BELOW THE OAK TREE
    Gone are the stormy nights and rainy days...

  • The day was gloomy, particular rainy weather,
    and for a jacket or umbrella, I never bother...

  • She Fades (4) 1

    A silent figure,rowed in the dark,
    It had no lust for the silver moon...

  • While we rest in peace
    after spending myself I had earned this trip...

  • On the background of my darkness,
    he sprinkled some drops of white...

  • As the world goes to sleep,
    as the infants cease to weep...

  • He used to sit there,
    in an awkward cube of glass...

  • To Die (3)

    Everyday I drink a bit of poison,
    call me crazy but I have a reason...

  • So this is how I end,
    burning with a hectic glow...

  • The clock struck twelve,
    time for the final call...

  • What looks like a hole
    is but a well...

  • May god bless you to life,
    may your needs be sufficed...