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wa-wa
wa-wa
Music lover. Clarinet player. Saxophone player. Writer. Student. One crazy life.
call me - crazy - ******      insane!      but I believe in the rising sun           the hidden secret     a gem     (the necessity)      as it scales the sky - expansive  space - each day      and maybe I     alone     hold on to the stars           the plastic shapes that glow     in the dark           clinging to the ends of the sticky tack           so old that they've started to fall down     ((shooting stars -           do my wishes count?))      or the fireballs of gas so high up there     in the world unknown      they might as well be theoretical isn't everything theoretical then?     if theoretical is just the next uncertainty? how I wish there were answers to the theoretical     then there'd be truth and validity and reason and rhyme - but no.     they call me insane,      after all.
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Jul 31, 2015
Jul 31, 2015 at 10:06 AM UTC
stars
I wish      that each day would      pass faster             so that we’d watch a collection             of sunrises and sunsets,             hurtling towards things unseen –             shadows of temptation and dreams             extending tendrils     (there’s hope!)             I watch the clouds during             the day and the stars at             night and wish I could             one day             fly among them             (instead I sit on the floor             under my window, feet             tucked under, and watch, thinking             of roads that lead to dead ends             and those that lead to forks             (and the split roads and split thoughts             and all things that lead to divides called             options.)) But yet – at the same time, I wish      that each day would      pass more slowly             taking time to trace each             dizzying circle and elliptical,             numbers that leave me behind             in lessons unheard –             because for numbers, some stories             end, and some never end,             infinities that stretch beyond             paper lines and minds alike,             and maybe we all fall in             someplace within the stories of numbers.             At night the wind picks up             in shrieking wails, and the             little voices creep in, wondering if             the day had been used up             like each drop of sunlight             had been worth it, the darkness             squeezing out the             value of it all – and maybe then the room will stop spinning.
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Apr 22, 2015
Apr 22, 2015 at 10:34 AM UTC
I wish
I wish      that each day would      pass faster             so that we’d watch a collection             of sunrises and sunsets,             hurtling towards things unseen –             shadows of temptation and dreams             extending tendrils     (there’s hope!)             I watch the clouds during             the day and the stars at             night and wish I could             one day             fly among them             (instead I sit on the floor             under my window, feet             tucked under, and watch, thinking             of roads that lead to dead ends             and those that lead to forks             (and the split roads and split thoughts             and all things that lead to divides called             options.)) But yet – at the same time, I wish      that each day would      pass more slowly             taking time to trace each             dizzying circle and elliptical,             numbers that leave me behind             in lessons unheard –             because for numbers, some stories             end, and some never end,             infinities that stretch beyond             paper lines and minds alike,             and maybe we all fall in             someplace within the stories of numbers.             At night the wind picks up             in shrieking wails, and the             little voices creep in, wondering if             the day had been used up             like each drop of sunlight             had been worth it, the darkness             squeezing out the             value of it all – and maybe then the room will stop spinning.
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Sometimes I look up at the moon and pretend that you're looking up too, smiling back at me, like nothing ever changed. - that you still only remember the good and laugh at the funny, your aftershave lingering on my sweater after you pulled away - that you'd still brush the crumbs from your lap of the cookie we shared, bathing in the morning sunlight of the park the quiet morning, telling stories that mingled with the rays - that you look back at the drafts of the letters you wrote me, six neon pages of painstakingly handwritten loops, and remember my giggles when I had read the letter a hundred miles away but hearing your voice so closely in my ear, whispering each word Tonight the moon is no different - He doesn't know how things have changed. But I do, and yet I pretend, staring intently up into the night sky, like nothing ever changed.
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 8:45 PM UTC
Like nothing ever changed
Gray skies frown from above, Watching the sparse, frozen ground Scattered with ice, snow and salt: The remnants of a winter storm past. A fallen tree lies among the ice Branches sagging under the weight Of Death, threatening to overtake. A snowflake falls, Small and delicate Swirling through the air To settle on the branches Of Death’s tree. It begins a trend With more following suit All flying through the cold air Drifting on the wind gusts And landing softly, silently, Next to the first, Blanketing the tree Death has claimed And covering the evidence Of darkness from the world.
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Feb 24, 2015
Feb 24, 2015 at 9:42 AM UTC
Gray skies frown from above
In the night Darkness swallows things Whole, And it's cold Everywhere. In the night The world is empty, A cruel place Of hardship and trial In the night No living creature stirs, And all Seems to have been Painted, in a frame Of a life not created By a trembling hand. In the night Silence flies rampant Teasing the tendrils of Dreams That spill forth, The effortless product of Imagination. In the night My pen comes to life Perfecting its Loopy handwriting Under the cover Of a tiny light. In the night I listen for the Rampant silence, Broken only By my raspy breaths, Sharp inhalations Of harsh, forced, Vital air. In the night I am alive.
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Feb 9, 2015
Feb 9, 2015 at 12:28 AM UTC
In the night
When I’m in a Mood, my desk becomes my haven. My creaky chair makes all the noises I cannot express I turn the mirror away So I can avoid looking Directly at myself. I turn off the light And sit, tracing the indented Patterns on my desk.
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Feb 7, 2015
Feb 7, 2015 at 4:04 PM UTC
desk
You think Too Much – The comments fly, sting, punch, bite. As if you are always Worse than you are – You are Fine – Fine? What defines Fine? Average, the usual – The arrow’s slow trek around the clock, unblinking, relentless. Endless. Too Much? The water is rising just over the rim, peeking at me, daring me to spill over.
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 4:52 PM UTC
You think
from the shadows, the attention is deafening. overwhelming. suffocating. in the shadows, the dark is calm, welcoming, away from the bright lights. spotlights are only for those who seek them.
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 12:57 AM UTC
headline.
Fell in love with a curse.
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Feb 2, 2015
Feb 2, 2015 at 12:17 AM UTC
Music [6w]
Bright plastic colors stand out sharply from the earthy brown and greens. They don’t blend in cleanly to the forest foliage. Faded from the sun, slightly sunken into the ground with age, the playground hides in the shadows, yearning for new faces and fresh excitement. But when the wind blows, the old structure shudders and groans, whispering of ghosts of children past.
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Jan 31, 2015
Jan 31, 2015 at 5:23 PM UTC
Bright plastic colors