Take the Bait
The question on your lips, ahh fire, not kissing on my mind.
You ask again, no words, but that pleading in your eyes,
What, what, what light, so white against your skin.
Lashes frame a beauty that is bluer than the skies.

Do I, do I want you? Bozhe moy, you leave no choice.
The red, the blue, the glow, with a whisper in your voice.
Do I, do I want you? I was born to take that bait.
Babe, you paint a picture, and that don’t come down to fate.

I know that’s not the question, not the thing you need to know
Baby, baby, baby, You’re a vessel. I’m no crew.
There’s an emptiness inside you, that you were born to fill.
All you are is what you give. All I am is what I do. 

Do I, do I love you? Do you really want to know?
It depends on what you mean, ‘cause I love the things you show.
Do I, do I love you? I was born to cheat that fate.
Babe, I know you want it, and your hope becomes my bait.

PICTURES OF ETERNITY
Poem
A reflective poem exploring time, mortality, and the search for meaning. Set against a vivid natural landscape, Pictures of Eternity captures the tension between fleeting moments and the human desire to hold onto what cannot last — ultimately pointing toward love as the only enduring truth.
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Class Reunion
Poem
A nostalgic and reflective poem about time, memory, and the sudden return of forgotten emotions. Class Reunion captures the moment when the past collides with the present — where a single encounter can revive feelings long buried, revealing that time never truly erases what once mattered.
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THE HALLS OF MERCY
Poem
A reflective poem exploring memory, history, education, and the passage of time. The Halls of Mercy walks through the fading echoes of an older world — where tradition, faith, and knowledge shaped generations — while reflecting on how learning continues to transform both individuals and society.
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