Poems by Melatonin Maniac

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  • Beauty, a desired trait.
    A temporary facade over the soul...

  • I would have rather died than to have been gay.
    At least that what I used to think...

  • A one-in-a-million chance
    And with eight billion people...

  • Your mouth, though the smile is pretty and kind,
    Spins nothing but webs of possible lies...

  • In solitude I lay, the ticking clock betrays
    A lone companion on this eve so cold...

  • Amidst life’s chaos, my quest unfolds to find
    A sanctuary, a temple, a place I can call home...