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Best Poems From
VERA SIDHWA
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Lost It's Charm
The beauty that lost it's charm
Because someone took it for granted,
That beauty lost was lost forever.
That beauty could've enriched the world,
It could've served people's passion.
The beauty would've shown it's shiny self,
It could not be saved from it's own self.
For it was taken for granted.
Lost in it's own despair.
Because the world didn't see it,
The world thought it didn't need it.
Vera Sidhwa
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BATMAN W r i TE s i n g
'Well Vera, what have you done? '
You disrespect the Batman! '
'Batman, where are you and
Why do you write to me in this way, ? '
I responded.
'You wrote poems that told us,
You fried bats and ate their heads!
Then you mixed bats with butterflies,
In another poem you wrote.'
'Now you'll have to explain,
All this to me.
I don't like your mockery,
When I deal with criminals,
To keep you safe.'
'But Batman, you've been my Super Hero,
Ever since I can remember!
I've always watched your Bat Beam up in the sky.
I've always hated the Joker with his insane screech.'
So Batman answered this girl.
He wrote to her on his laptop.
He said he was at her front door.
Batman heard her scream on his Batmobile mobil,
The girl opened her door,
Giving an apology for her two poems
About eating a bat and vanishing another.
B A T M A N stood there towering over Vera.
He said, 'apology accepted! ! !
As Batman said that, 'she took a spill.'
She landed in her Superhero's arms.
Smiling a lot, Batman caught her in his arms,
Black cape and all.
Vera Sidhwa
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Cookie
Today I dunked,
A chocolate chip cookie,
Into a Diet Koke,
And I loved it so.
Today I dunked,
A lemon drop,
Into yellow lemonade,
And I loved it so.
Today I dunked,
A fresh strawberry,
Into wild strawberry juice,
And I loved it so.
Today I immersed,
My head,
Into a long book,
And I loved it so.
Vera Sidhwa
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Discovery
And then it came to me,
What I most wanted to be.
As the days turned into long drawn years,
And life was no more worries and fears;
I realized then,
That if I could just love and give,
Life could be for everyone,
Much easier to live.
Vera Sidhwa
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