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Gone Missing

Tiny specks of something-

-something indecisive

Trickle down your brow


You leave me faithless again

When I thought we were alright

You tend to stomp on out


You're drifting away from me

The sky more vicious than the sea

You're running away, again


You don't live with me anymore

You've moved out on your own

Out into the storm


I wonder if I can fix you

Your rusting sides and hinges

So that you can come back to life


The little girl who once

Sat contently in my arms

A plethora of freckles


You're drifting away from me

The sky more vicious than the sea

You're running away, again


You don't live with me anymore

You've moved out on your own

Out into the storm


I miss my little girl

When was the last time I saw her?

For the life of me, I cannot remember


Oh, I plead, I pray

Please bring her back

Back into my safe arms once again

You're drifting away from me

The sky more vicious than the sea

You're running away, again


You don't live with me anymore

You've moved out on your own

Out into the storm

Author notes

I'm in no way looking to be a professional writer of any sort, but I am looking into transforming a lot of these into lyrics.

A contest entry

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  • movedon
    April 13
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    you moved out on your own, out in to the storm


    that is one line i can relate to most from your entire poem. I can see this being a poem with no problem. Flows nicely, would make a nice beat. Thanks for taking the time to enter my contest, and I apologize for me delay in judging! Best of luck!


  • Denerica
    March 11

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    Yes, an inspiring song, take your time with it, and it will continually flow. Wonderful job. Blessings.

  • kedoconnor
    March 9

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    well done

    strong use of rhyme. this looks to be an excellant ballad. slow to moderate 4/4. i hope to hear/read more in the future.

    all the best,
    kevin o'connor/ui'connabhair