20Seven

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Authors: Marc D. Brown

 

Copyright © 2012 Marc D Brown

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20Seven

 

By Marc D Brown

 

 

 

WARNING! Contains some explicit language and some mild sexual reference.

 

 

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To everybody who downloaded my first book, thank you. You’ve all helped keep me motivated enough to write this second collection of poetry so soon and also I have recently started to write a story which will be an exciting challenge for me as it has been
a while since I’ve attempted to do so.

 

‘20Seven’ to me is a lot darker than my previous book ‘An Introduction To Marc D Brown’ as that was more of a look into the way I think and the type of things that run through my head: it was the most honest introduction I could have given.

 

‘20Seven’ is more in depth and I hoped to have pushed some of my own boundaries and I hope it reads that way to you. Yet again the book does involve certain aspects of my life but many other pieces are just based on my thoughts and topics that the masses think about, or have to deal with in life.

 

I chose to call the book ‘20Seven’ because this year (2012) I’ve reached the age that some of my idols died, 27, and it really made me reflect on my past and look towards my future. When you’re a kid 27 seems forever away, it sounds old but now I’m here I just feel the way I did when I was 16. When I’ve talked to older people they feel the same too, they still feel the same as they did in their minds as they did when they were 16-18, hearing that from people definitely dispersed my fears of growing old.

I’m happy to know that
, inside, I’ll still be the same laid back daft kid I was back then.

 

I hope you enjoy reading my second collection of poetry.

 

This is ‘20Seven’.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CONTENTS

 

A Prayer For The Realist

 

The Silver Tongue Stops

 

Wreck Of A Sun

 

Phantom

 

Strangers Online

 

Monday Morning

 

Feast From A Kill

 

Devastation

 

Mortality

 

A Colourful Creation

 

A Falling Star

 

A Disaster Unfolds

 

Blank Stares & Crooked Smiles

 

Family Ties

 

Apparent Victory

 

It’s Time That Lets Me Down

 

The Note

 

The Riddle

 

The Office

 

The Most Beautiful Thing

 

A Portrait Of Disaster

 

Lover-Boy Butcher

 

Tapped Out

 

It’s Not The Falling That Kills You!

 

The Anchor

 

No Rest For The Wicked

 

The Local Dealers

 

God Only Exists In Man(How I See It)

 

A Tongue Full Of Bullets

 

Lifes Own Style Of Water Torture

 

A Note In My Diary

 

Just A Thought

 

I’m Bored

 

The Fraud

 

A Blind Desire Deemed To Fail Again

 

No More

 

Love Hurts

 

The Big Climax

 

Think

 

The Ghost Inside Me

 

iFix

 

Not What It Seems

 

Not The Right Way

 

The Recipient

 

Organ

 

Feel Love

 

I’m Still Waiting

 

...It’s Complicated

 

Closer To Me

 

Take A Load Off

 

Can’t Rely On Time

 

That Lasting Battle We Call Life

 

Tune In

 

 

#YorkTalent

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ENJOY!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Prayer For The Realist

 

Have faith in me my child!

For I am the one who holds the key.

Have faith in me my child!

Your sins are forgiven, you are now free.

Have faith in me my child!

For I am the one, the mystery.

Have faith in me my child!

I am the almighty and not a being.

 

My faith is lost oh lord!

How can I believe in what I can’t see?

My faith is lost oh lord!

If you exist then why do we bathe in misery?

My faith is lost oh lord!

Your church is built on foundations of hypocrisy.

My faith is lost oh lord,

and you are nothing but a theory I refuse to believe.

My faith is lost lord!

I’ve grown up and I accept that this is all there is.

 

The Silver Tongue Stops

 

The only sound in my ear tonight

is your voice.

Burning out until the morning light,

I sit and wait and wonder.

Do you really have any clue?

Any idea of the
time spent digging these roots?

Just trying to move you in any way I can.

Scraping away to find the strength in me

that you always said I had.

You always said I had too many faces,

well I find my strength in numbers.

You can’t deny the way you feel.

I
can see the damage in your eyes,

The resentment has you lost for words

and for once that silver tongue of yours is paralyzed.

 

 

 

 

Wreck of A Sun

 

The sun lays dormant in the earth, she’s waiting,

just waiting for the right time.

Buried deep so she wouldn’t be discovered by prying eyes.

She weeps alone with destructive force,

just waiting for the right time.

Creating ash from who ever came into contact.

B
listered skin, scorn for life until the end of days.

Marked with fire... hell has touched your home,

something never to forget or you too will be burning out alone.

Charred remains of the arms that cradled her

the sky is but a memory, a thing of the past.

With no clear future, her air had turned to soil and stone.

Now blackened dirt is all that surrounds,

this is where she calls home.

 

Phantom

 

Uncover your eyes!

There’s no use in moving forward blind,

a little taste of compromise

has left you wishing to be home.

Three
clicks of those heels,

y
ou’re dead and gone!

Wrapped up in mischief

but still so plain down to the bone.

We will find a better way to get around this!

You will find the solution to the fever!

We buried these demons long before

you came around, wanting to be more.

You were left in the lost and found,

it wasn’t your decision to make.

Not to be abandoned,

not your decision at all

that you became a phantom.

A ghost!

A mystery!

To all of us, to all that see.

I still don’t have a clue as to who you really are!

 

 

Strangers Online

The companionship of strangers

amuses and frustrates me.

How you can let your guard down

as if you’re a naïve teen?

 

Kind words and relation

to how you are thinking.

Pretentious & condescending,

for some people, real life will never sink in.

 

How lovely it would be in
this fairytale land

where we are all friends,

but everything has a dark side.

Just open your eyes to the dangers

that you invite.

 

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