Poems by Amy O Connor

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  • And The World Carries On

    • Published: August 2020

    in Short Poems

    The plates will still shift
    and the clouds will still spew.
    The sun will slowly rise
    and the moon will follow too.

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    • Rating 4.40
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    This poem is really so good. I feel this poem; it's just amazing.

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  • Drowning

    • Published: October 2020

    in Short Poems

    They come in waves,
    my feelings for you.
    And not pretty whitecaps
    dancing at my feet.

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    • Rating 4.35
  • The Time Between

    • Published: October 2020

    in Short Poems

    Somewhere between
    hello and goodbye
    a whole life happened.
    And now, I am left to wonder

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    • Rating 4.30
  • Just Us Two

    • Published: January 2021

    in Passionate Love Poems

    Pull away the world
    so that it is just us two.
    Silence the chaos
    inside and outside our heads.

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    • Rating 4.29
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    Talk about rekindling something lost; that will do it. Good read and flow.

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  • Final Moments

    • Published: January 2021

    in Breaking Up Poems

    It wrecks me, that last moment
    that played out so wrong.
    Our hopeless eyes locked
    just a few seconds too long.

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    • Rating 4.18
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    Short but powerful. My favorite kind. This poem shows what can happen when two people who can't be together (for whatever reason) don't want to be apart.

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