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Poetry Anthology

De Samuel Ludke

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Longueur: 82 pages30 minutes

Éditeur:: S&L Books
Sortie:: Jul 17, 2020
ISBN:: 9781393338550
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A collection of poems by up and coming writer, Samuel Ludke! His words are passionate and filled with a love for the craft! If you love poetry and love to be amazed, this book will keep you coming back again and again for more! Written in 2019, Samuel Ludke, Copyright 2020.

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Éditeur:: S&L Books
Sortie:: Jul 17, 2020
ISBN:: 9781393338550
Format:: Livre

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Samuel Ludke

Samuel Ludke is considered to be the most influential writer and poet of the 21st century. His poetry has created a whole new movement across the world, creating a new found boost in poetry not seen for many decades. He has produced five official poetry albums and two short stories, along with two western novels.

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Poetry Anthology - Samuel Ludke

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Watch the waves take us out

Watch as the waves roll out

We swim out to our destiny

The waves take us to death

I would much rather die here among the rocks

I want to watch as land disappears

The angels beckon me out here and she holds me in her eternal arms

Beautiful angels can always look upon me

Never forget me as I disappear.

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You can't wait to see me

You crawl and you bite

I'm ready to receive you

The glorious sight that you are

I want to be here for you and nobody else

This is my confession

I need you to be honest

I need you to come back to me

The world wants to swallow us up

The world doesn't understand our love

Fantastic words and actions

This is the first and last time we will meet

Passionate meeting

Passionate forever.

Angels from heaven

Come and lift me out of this funk

I need to know what you've done

Come and help me my love

You went to be with God

I see that you loved me enough to stay

Angels from the clouds

Do come back and stay

I missed you always

I want to return to the good days

The days before you passed

I miss you more than you know

Angels from heaven

Send her to me.

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Many things will be looked back upon

We will look at our lives and be amazed

The children

The laughs that we had

All of these things will remain eternal

We just have to stay together

Even when we have passed away

We can always look up these great memories

God will give us our own personal theater

A place where we can go and reflect

This will be a beautiful place

As long as we go there together.

Religion of the Damned

Whips and chains

They break the soul

Mankind does not understand

Mankind does not remember

Hell will be upon those who do not believe

The Earth will open up

And swallow those who slander his name

The end is certainly near

Seeing you again brings my heart Joy

But have you repented?

Have you repented and have you seen him?

It is very critical

That we stay calm

We stay calm and we return

This is the goal.

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Lion in the cages

Masked girl, how can you forget me?

I'm the lion you tame

Come a little closer

You tell me to stay back

I want to taste you

Animal instincts

Never going away

Bring that chair over here

Show me your moves

The crowd goes wild

Fireworks in the air

Lips meet and

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