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Best Poems From
LEIGH LADD
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Sleep
Sleep, sleep,
Come my way.
Let me sleep,
So I can start a new day.
Sleep, sleep,
I take my pill.
My mind won't sleep,
Too active with chills.
Sleep, sleep,
Show me how.
What's that, sleep,
How now brown cow?
Sleep, sleep,
My brain is delirious.
Stop playing tricks, sleep,
You're making me furious.
Leigh Ladd
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Fairy Tales
My knight in shining armour,
A dream come true.
Those were my thoughts,
When I first met you.
I finally got my crown,
The lucky four leaf clover.
A wish upon a shooting star,
All along you had not been very far.
The shining sun right after the storm,
Gold at the end of the rainbow.
My prince had come to rescue me without hinder,
Bringing with him a glass slipper.
Fairy tales are only stories of fiction,
Life is real without a doubt.
My knight in shining armour knew what tales to spoil,
Turned out to be a jerk wrapped in aluminum foil.
Leigh Ladd
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Am I Being Mean?
Hey bitch, this poem is for you.
What's that, you itch?
Gee, I haven't a clue.
Maybe you're allergic to my man's glue.
Hi there whore, how are you these days?
Not too good, well that's too bad.
Could it possibly be your plan
To travel from man to man?
Hello slut, oh sorry, I meant friend.
What do you mean you got nipped in the bud?
I'm guessing here, it's only a hunch,
Was it when I punched you in the gut?
Leigh Ladd
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I Told You So
I told you this would happen,
You had better watch your step.
But I wasn't good enough,
And now with what are you left?
The right decisions are hard to come by,
You screw up more than once.
But when someone gives you a word of caution,
You shouldn't throw them a one-two punch.
I really didn't want to have to say it,
Because I hate it when people tell me.
But if you had payed more attention,
You would have seen what I could see.
Now you are left all by yourself,
The world won't toss you a bone.
But if you hadn't acted so high and mighty,
You wouldn't had been knocked off your throne.
Leigh Ladd
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