Charles V. Chambila

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Charles V. Chambila

Inside This Mansion

I missed my alarms and slept in, I have had people in dreams, The friendly kind, but weird they existed, I would rather keep my mind shut, Than open the doors to my home My mind is my mansion, It only becomes a home when I walk in, Open the doors, “Give them you heart and trust” Excuse me what did you say? My heart and trust? The purse and luxury is their pursuit, Not my heart and trust, The walls protecting my mansion are high up, I would like to keep that way, Is it me or the fear talking?

Charles V. Chambila

The Screen

Press the one powerful button, See the shimmering colorful light, Scroll through the smooth cold surface, Don’t know what to tap on? Can’t blame you Expecting a notification? Not happening, no not now, Look at you, what did you hope for? Trust me there is nothing new to see, It’s not a party of some kind, Just some worked off millennials, Eagerly waiting, May be a grand celebrity breaking news, Or some funny vines and tiktok videos Breaking news! There is nothing new there,

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She Asked

She asked me what love was, I gave her a simple answer, Love is reflective, very reflective, It' a two way busy street, It appears better in pictures than in reality, You never know when it is enough to love someone, You never know where and when not to love, You ask me a question to tell you that I love you, It only need eight letters, but I will be lying to you, For I'm a time bomb, waiting for that last second count, I blow everything close to me

Shooting Stars

Are shooting star wishes real? Would you lie down with me if I asked? Lets gaze upon the stars, Let's wait for shooting stars to make our wishes' My wish is we fall in love to our last breaths, Like the way shooting stars fall to earth No matter where we fall, In good and bad, For better for worse, In poorer and richer, In pain and happiness, Let's take-off to an abandoned place, where we can live alone in the forgotten times

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