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Wet poetry

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Summary

Poetries of love, Romance, Depression,life,joy,hatred,death......all in one. Words on paper that struck my heart with emotions..... allowing tears to drop.....like rain from above..... making my cheeks soak from tears...with an inevited need... of a soft gauze-like cotton. Wet poetry❣️❣️❣️

Genre
Poetry
Author
Odiere_
Status
Excerpt
Chapters
4
Rating
4.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
13+

Life Till Death

Life to me

Is a part of joy

A part of sorrow

A part to depart

And a part to meet.

Growing from young to old

Through the day and at night

As the clock ticks

Becoming weaker with time.

Our first was a cry

And our last makes others cry

Passing through our works of achievements

As we pass through life.

Acquiring knowledge from those who have

Just to leave it behind

Marrying the one we love

Till death do us apart.

A new life is created

Another is gone

Life gives profit

Death gives loss.

...... hoping you like wet poetry❣️❣️❣️

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