Andreas Buchholz
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Poem "If We Can't Be We":
- written April 2010
- published April 10, 2010
- viewed 13 times
Other poems by Andreas Buchholz:
»Brother In My Mind«
»Christmas Tree«
»Dream Of You«
»Evening Shadow«
»Eye In The Sky«
»Fish 'n' Chips (Limerick)«
»Hollow Sky«
»Home Town Blues«
»I hate you«
»I'm In The Mood«
»Island«
»Limits To Life«
»Love Hurts«
»Love Is In My Head«
»Loving Lullaby«
»Madness Callin'«
»Mongolian Morning«
»No Soul, No Stone«
»Nothing Can't Last«
»Picture Of You«
»Purple Sun«
»Silverbird«
»Songbird With A Broken Wing«
»Soul's Next Stop«
»Sound Of The Organ«
»Summer's Gone«
»Sunday Afternoon«
»Till May«
»Took Her For A Ride«
»Why Skies Are Blue«
»You Won't Hear Me Cry«
»You're My Love«
Visit Andreas Buchholz's profile page
Poem "If We Can't Be We":
- written April 2010
- published April 10, 2010
- viewed 13 times
Other poems by Andreas Buchholz:
»If We Can't Be We«
If we can't be We,
I can't be Me.
Ain't anything I've got,
I can't keep what we've lost
in this hollow heart of mine.
I feel your breath somewhere,
maybe you breathe my air,
drink my blood just like red wine.
I'm locked inside myself,
can't touch nobody else,
I don't read my own lone mind.
Don't know how to get off,
to hate or even love,
I won't dare to live or die.
Someday I'll have it all,
if my ol' stone cold soul
shall not stay too far behind.
Have you once been You
since we've been through?
I can't be Me.
Ain't anything I've got,
I can't keep what we've lost
in this hollow heart of mine.
I feel your breath somewhere,
maybe you breathe my air,
drink my blood just like red wine.
I'm locked inside myself,
can't touch nobody else,
I don't read my own lone mind.
Don't know how to get off,
to hate or even love,
I won't dare to live or die.
Someday I'll have it all,
if my ol' stone cold soul
shall not stay too far behind.
Have you once been You
since we've been through?
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