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emma-kate-fm
emma-kate-fm
the moon, coffee, poetry, cruises, thunderstorms, autumn, music.
her sleepy eyes looked up to the sunless sky that was flooded with tiny cloud like droplets that coated her fluttering dark eyelashes. she was walking on the train tracks; her safe haven. she found her peace here, knowing that the trains had a destination, so she must too. she was thinking, about how she always thought snow was too romanticized. the tracks was her spot and her spot only, until today. he reached out and grabbed her hand, knowing she was lost in thought. he understood her something she thought was near impossible. he smiled at her, as the sun peaked out, just in time to warm both of them, just as he had warmed her heart. it was a moment of apricity on a cold afternoon just like he was the warmth needed to make her heart complete.
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Oct 23, 2015
Oct 23, 2015 at 2:16 PM UTC
january
land of lincoln vanity plates, dull midwestern states, everything is dead in this place by the first glimpse of september. maybe someday autumn won’t feel like the year’s downfall, but I guess it isn't called fall by mere chance. the wind gives me a cold shoulder, just one more reminder, of how much I cannot stand this place. maybe next fall, i’ll be just a memory in the midwest states.
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Oct 8, 2015
Oct 8, 2015 at 4:42 PM UTC
ill-in-noise
silly love letters, late nights, and best friends. the best of times, the worst of times, but we never wanted it to end. friday nights were for football games, which for us meant coffee and candy while critiquing the class of twenty thirteen. we used to drive my ****** mazda every other weekend-- it was tradition. we played uno and drank coffee black with our sever pal named Alec. during the cold months, we busted out our leather jackets and listened to “the beers” while talking about love, dreams, and fears. much older now, we are, in places we never dreamed we would be, when we were only sixteen. I don't see her much, but we have memories. but there was something she said to me, it will always hold some shining light. she said I taught her no matter how rough life gets, Denny’s always serves coffee late at night.
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Sep 3, 2015
Sep 3, 2015 at 9:04 PM UTC
high school
I now know why you drove on those dark winding roads. the fear kicks in, your troubles disappear and the only focus is staying in between two yellow lines; perfectly parallel like you and I.
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Jun 22, 2015
Jun 22, 2015 at 6:41 PM UTC
perfectly parallel
Every night the red door is there to greet you. In the summer, you sneak into your house a half hour past curfew. summer nights are long, and filled with memories. You stay out late, in hopes that it will never end. In the summer, you sneak into your house a half hour past curfew. late night walks, sweet kisses, and stargazing; You stay out late in hopes it will never end. Autumn is approaching. Late night walks, sweet kisses, and stargazing? its not the same anymore. autumn is approaching. The leaves are changing, and so are your emotions. It’s not the same anymore. Autumn is busy, and friends all disperse. The leaves are changing, and so are your emotions. Every night the red door is there to greet you, but now its different. Autumn is busy, and friends disperse. You miss the way things used to be. Every night the red door is there to greet you, but now its different. Life is moving too fast for you to think clear. You miss the ways things used to be. Autumn breezes turn into winter frosts. Life is moving too fast for you to think clear. So much has happened in the course of a year. Autumn breezes turn into winter frosts. You turn the key to open the red door, thinking as always. So much has happened in the course of a year. The door has always let you back in, but life outside has never stayed the same. You turn the key to open the door, thinking as always. its now the end of the year, you think of how the door was a constant for every night. The door has always let you back in, but life outside has never stayed the same. life will give you a hard time, but theres always a place where the door won't slam.
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Jun 16, 2015
Jun 16, 2015 at 2:12 PM UTC
passenger seat {obstructed}
Every night the red door is there to greet you. In the summer, you sneak into your house a half hour past curfew. summer nights are long, and filled with memories. You stay out late, in hopes that it will never end. In the summer, you sneak into your house a half hour past curfew. late night walks, sweet kisses, and stargazing; You stay out late in hopes it will never end. Autumn is approaching. Late night walks, sweet kisses, and stargazing? its not the same anymore. autumn is approaching. The leaves are changing, and so are your emotions. It’s not the same anymore. Autumn is busy, and friends all disperse. The leaves are changing, and so are your emotions. Every night the red door is there to greet you, but now its different. Autumn is busy, and friends disperse. You miss the way things used to be. Every night the red door is there to greet you, but now its different. Life is moving too fast for you to think clear. You miss the ways things used to be. Autumn breezes turn into winter frosts. Life is moving too fast for you to think clear. So much has happened in the course of a year. Autumn breezes turn into winter frosts. You turn the key to open the red door, thinking as always. So much has happened in the course of a year. The door has always let you back in, but life outside has never stayed the same. You turn the key to open the door, thinking as always. its now the end of the year, you think of how the door was a constant for every night. The door has always let you back in, but life outside has never stayed the same. life will give you a hard time, but theres always a place where the door won't slam.
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you are the reason I'm okay with this god forsaken state. if I left, I would leave you behind. I cursed this town before your name was a part of my world. you make it okay to stay. you are my Chicago. some love the skyscrapers and the sunsets on the beach or the streets that curve and illuminate the whole town. that is their chicago. but you are mine. your eyes and smile are the skyscrapers in my heart and your laugh is engulfing like the lake. you'll be my Chicago-- the one I will be homesick for because when I think of home, I think of you.
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Jun 1, 2015
Jun 1, 2015 at 3:25 PM UTC
My chicago
I understand it was forth of July, Sipping whiskey watching the world fly by But you didn't have to disappear Like the colors at the end of the pier -e.k. fm
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May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 2:09 PM UTC
Independence
A record spins, fast and smooth. The music flows beautifully from the horn- until there is a bump in the room. The record is stuck, with no escape to the next verse. It repeats endlessly, until the listener lifts the needle, so the record can spin free again. Life is a record, spinning wildly-- beautiful and fast at a constant speed, until a problem halts the beauty. It is stuck in a circle, until the needle is lifted and put back on track. -e.k. fm
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May 21, 2015
May 21, 2015 at 8:21 PM UTC
Chromatic
I grab the keys to my home on the go, The place where I spent the last year- on the road. The year before is foggy, just like the windows on my car, one January evening. The passenger seat is empty. I breeze by Archer Avenue, approaching Ashbury coffee house, remembering smoking American Spirit blues, and flipping cards while not complaining about the bitter burnt coffee. All my friends have moved away, but I still look in my rearview mirror seeing mirages of the people who were in the past. In May, the flowers bloom again, I drive on the open roads, which transformed in a tunnel of luscious trees, and everything is finally green again. My birthday rolls around, like it does year to year, but someone new is beside me, this is so much different from nineteen. The receipt I held on to since December fell out of my wallet as I pay for more gasoline. That receipt is the only memento I have left, from the night you met me. July brings the sun, and the warmth that I needed. I go for a drive, and the pavement is dry. The windows are forever open in my car, and friends finally forget their busy lives to go for a drive. last year, felt different, as we have all matured. No matter how old we get, I think we will always be friends, belting out that sweet catchy summer tune. In October, I drive the most, thinking of how the year is winding down. I sip on my latte, and look at my town. I think about how one day I won’t just be hanging around. So much has changed in just a short year, but the roads have not. The passengers change season to season. I reminisce about the past, but worry about the future. Will these roads go on forever? -e.k. fm
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May 21, 2015
May 21, 2015 at 8:20 PM UTC
Passenger Seat
I grab the keys to my home on the go, The place where I spent the last year- on the road. The year before is foggy, just like the windows on my car, one January evening. The passenger seat is empty. I breeze by Archer Avenue, approaching Ashbury coffee house, remembering smoking American Spirit blues, and flipping cards while not complaining about the bitter burnt coffee. All my friends have moved away, but I still look in my rearview mirror seeing mirages of the people who were in the past. In May, the flowers bloom again, I drive on the open roads, which transformed in a tunnel of luscious trees, and everything is finally green again. My birthday rolls around, like it does year to year, but someone new is beside me, this is so much different from nineteen. The receipt I held on to since December fell out of my wallet as I pay for more gasoline. That receipt is the only memento I have left, from the night you met me. July brings the sun, and the warmth that I needed. I go for a drive, and the pavement is dry. The windows are forever open in my car, and friends finally forget their busy lives to go for a drive. last year, felt different, as we have all matured. No matter how old we get, I think we will always be friends, belting out that sweet catchy summer tune. In October, I drive the most, thinking of how the year is winding down. I sip on my latte, and look at my town. I think about how one day I won’t just be hanging around. So much has changed in just a short year, but the roads have not. The passengers change season to season. I reminisce about the past, but worry about the future. Will these roads go on forever? -e.k. fm
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our parents were starting to worry about what the future had in store for the kids like us- with after midnight blue Manic Panic streaked through our hair and our after midnight curfew. we look at our friends, and follow their lead, even though we think we are anti-conformity. pierce your nose, rip your jeans, just buy a ramones shirt, don't say please. our parents says it's just a phase oh, we will see. -e.k. fm
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May 21, 2015
May 21, 2015 at 8:14 PM UTC
Just Buy a Ramones Shirt