The Failing Song

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A song whose notes I wrote,

Falls deeply into the shadows

And admits the faults are my own,

Confused and powerless,

It anxiously plays in the wrong tone,

The harmonies in battle portray the unknown,

While the rythym strikes fiercely before dawn.

The tired signature of love prevails,

Wanting more than the power of words,

The music behaves still and quiet,

Playing on broken strings,

Engaging my heart

With the finality of everything.

Who am I to question the sound of beauty?

The vague calamity of unrequited love,

I am a voyager who dreams of peace,

A place where unresolved ballads,

Come to rest from delusive symphonies.

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Wallis May Streete
Wallis May Streete

Written by Wallis May Streete

Mother of three. Freelance writer. Poet. Lyricist. Dreamer. “We are all a little bit lost, a little bit broken. Travelling through this journey called life".

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