Kym Smitt


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    God is me by Kym Smitt

    The creator and sustainer of my existance, I have a god, my god is me.

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    Pooh and Tigger by Kym Smitt

    Delighting in the affections and acceptance of Poohs offering, Tigger throws a piece of his own back, leading to the eventual blossoming of a special kind of friendship.

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    A new world I will create by Kym Smitt

    Solidified the world is, but a liquid of desire and greed thins the morals and purpose of the precious little good left in it.

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    When first we meet by Kym Smitt

    You remind me of him
    You step out of the page
    Modelesque in every way
    Charm and confidance oozing
    Photoshoped ripples and bulges flaunt intent

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    The Battle by Kym Smitt

    Legs sprouting from every possible angle… Its steadfast body armour like a knights…. Six of its highly intelligent eyes scan me for the kill…...I hear its whispers

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    Will Overcomes by Kym Smitt

    He wills the demons away
    A will negated by the proximity of his next fix
    They are gone then……for a while
    It wasn’t enough. There are more of us now

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    Affection by Kym Smitt

    Daggers are flung from an elderly lady sitting alone next to the cardboard clone of Batman. They simply bounce off the perfect personal bubble the couple have created.

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    Hypocrite by Kym Smitt

    To hide behind my left face for it is the ‘Norm’. And so I eat my steak and veg, for I am a hypocrite.

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    Squeezy by Kym Smitt

    My Mouth…….
    Was it ever there? I do not know
    A new one I would like for you to sew
    I know you wont, not now not ever. For as I am I’m sure to keep
    Of your secrets and sins never will I speak.

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    Remember my name by Kym Smitt

    My grandpa… To me he’s as old as time and his vast musings fascinate me. Yet he doesn’t know my name.

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