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echosfx
30/M/Alexandria, VA
Like many loveless nights, muted cries and once-lit candles. Luckless wishes of handheld romance. Echoed memories shift my tardy pen on ****** pages. Trysts between hand and heart. How night terrors (or night letters, rather) hold the sun beneath my bed and sketch nightmares in my head "Oh, the hurt when one feels alone. Oh, the pain when one feels, alone." I once self whispered a vow of silence, to keep my penned, ethereal thoughths to myself However, beauty such as this is such as you are such as I am merits lovely words. So i'll write free this beautiful disappointment, and never satisfied love.
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Mar 31, 2018
Mar 31, 2018 at 9:51 AM UTC
Midnight Thoughts
Let not ebony clouds shade the sun from your smile Nor somber nights tuck the wonder-filled stars in your eyes Grip tight these waiting pages Hold close your scribe Find yourself lost and enveloped in this tryst with infinity
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Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 3:30 AM UTC
For J.J.
There's something about rainy days that bring me such joy; My dear, it reminds me of you. And coffee makes it that much more comfortable. The warmth of each taste reminds me of your lips. Oh, the way the soft mist from the rain reaches my somber face. Every evanescent touch you'd caress me with. I'll pull my cup close, if only to keep it safe. How your hands, like a cage, kept me. There's something about a cup of coffee and the rain. My dear, it's the most bittersweet memories I cherish.
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Feb 20, 2018
Feb 20, 2018 at 4:19 PM UTC
Coffee and Rain
I'm not a poet. But if I were, i'd probably be a nocturnal one and i'd write about how on most nights my tongue is a tombstone, my throat a grave filled with regret, and my voice is each grunt and whine I give my timed reflection as I avoid every mirror because I can't stand looking at myself...i'd tell... I'd tell people that my depression is an ocean. Within it's waves, high and low...slowly but surely blanketing over me...dragging any broken and lost pieces of my happiness back into itself, resetting the sand that is my skin so tomorrow you can't see the holes that were there. Yeah. I'm not a poet. But maybe if I were, i'd write a song about her. It would tell a story about how on days when the sun blinks and everything around me is grey; and the world is stained with my fears...she. is. the honey-warm scent after a summer rain, an evening primose before the tempest, and the quiet cerulean air in an earthquake... she's...every hue of a pacific sunset. I'd sing about how she was the moments between each tide that kept me warm; how she was the sun that fed the daisies in my throat reminding me that life is possible. I'm no poet. But if I were then this paper would be the towel I dried my heart with, the words would be all the unspoken dreams of my insomnia, and the pen was the blade used to cut this heart so I could bleed my everything to you...I swear. If I were a poet, i'd whisper every vowel i've been given that completes me into stardust. Sprinkled into the cosmos to someday create a world where the ocean never raged. A world where there were just enough clouds and no earthquakes...then again...where's the poetry in that?
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Feb 4, 2018
Feb 4, 2018 at 6:25 PM UTC
If I were a poet.
I'm not a poet. But if I were, i'd probably be a nocturnal one and i'd write about how on most nights my tongue is a tombstone, my throat a grave filled with regret, and my voice is each grunt and whine I give my timed reflection as I avoid every mirror because I can't stand looking at myself...i'd tell... I'd tell people that my depression is an ocean. Within it's waves, high and low...slowly but surely blanketing over me...dragging any broken and lost pieces of my happiness back into itself, resetting the sand that is my skin so tomorrow you can't see the holes that were there. Yeah. I'm not a poet. But maybe if I were, i'd write a song about her. It would tell a story about how on days when the sun blinks and everything around me is grey; and the world is stained with my fears...she. is. the honey-warm scent after a summer rain, an evening primose before the tempest, and the quiet cerulean air in an earthquake... she's...every hue of a pacific sunset. I'd sing about how she was the moments between each tide that kept me warm; how she was the sun that fed the daisies in my throat reminding me that life is possible. I'm no poet. But if I were then this paper would be the towel I dried my heart with, the words would be all the unspoken dreams of my insomnia, and the pen was the blade used to cut this heart so I could bleed my everything to you...I swear. If I were a poet, i'd whisper every vowel i've been given that completes me into stardust. Sprinkled into the cosmos to someday create a world where the ocean never raged. A world where there were just enough clouds and no earthquakes...then again...where's the poetry in that?
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