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Poetry 2.

They were just like us;
Who might have pinned on chair sleeping a long day,
Made some silly jokes, worried his wife's part-time.
He was a good dad dreaming cute daughter every day,
A man to his love, has typed 'love you' hundred times,
A guy with his dream, got shining eyes for new house,
A son whose old mom, has not anything but his love,
Or a loved brother never brought back his pencil case.
One day they were all sleeping, deep down in the sea,
Leaving behind a strand of hope of everyone else,
Too deep, too far to hear the order for come back,
Where their shouts for help were trembling in void;
The choice of harsh luck said not who to take or leave,
Nothing on the earth calls these lost beautiful days.
Yet peaceful smile of the fallen whispers in my chest,
They were just like us; so brave, so bold and young!

Poetry 1.

 

Singin’ In the Heartbeat

Learn the lyrics first,
Talk the lyrics to yourself.
Hit the notes second,
Know whether you can.
Then let its melody pour in,
You shan't miss a detail.

Don't sing for money,
It will be the worst.
Don't sing for applause,
It will do a mediocre.
But sing for yourself.
Make your own song
Pound your heart along.

Recollect very moments:
Affection, rage, sorrow,
The unforgettable taste;
Let old granny's soup
Be tasted in your voice.
Let your Love’s caress
Be felt in your rhythm.
Your every bit of soul
Will find new life as a song -

Everyone's got heart.
Every singer got a voice.

But this time,
We better listen by heart,
And you, sing from heart.

And this time,
Let our heartbeat
Be the Beats Per Minute

'Cause we will all know,
And we will do the refrain.

Inspired By Queen's Live Aid Performance

Written by Eiland Sair

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