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Dying

Mary Helen Trujillo 1987 (Colorado)

Dying without you here in my arms
Wondering when our two worlds will be one
Hoping that soon our lives will intertwine
Tasting like an old vintage Bordeaux Wine
Being in love with the perfect man
With a feeling of love that's gargantuan
Feeling this way is like something unknown
A suspenseful feeling without ever being told
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Submitted by mtrujillo7587 on December 16, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABCCDBEF
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 333
Words 64
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 8
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Mary Helen Trujillo

Mary Helen Trujillo was born April 16, 1987, in Denver CO. She is a long-time writer and lyricist, recently published. Though she wears many hats, having gone to school for automotive technology, being an emergency medical dispatcher for over a decade, a mother, daughter, friend and wife, her love for writing and healing through poetry remains strong and deeply rooted. It is in her writing that she finds peace from the busy world and invites everyone to share in her words of love, heartbreak, resilience, tragedy and chaos. more…

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