call me an architect with shaking hands, building buildings built to crumble -- if that what it takes to keep you, so be it; i'll find you in the rubble
Scratching for quite some time on this blank white page, my emotions flow shine and glow till the emptiness imbibes my thoughts like raindrops after a **drought.
Hey you With your soulful brown eyes And slender frame It's cute when you use my name I dread our goodbyes Hey you With your silly stories And odd little quirks You and I'll make it Despite the jerks If not we can fake it Hey you I like you With your not so appropriate jokes The way you walk proudly I love being in your arms I'll say your name loudly Hey you I love you
i've found it much easier to have nothing than to have half of something even smooth rocks become sharp when you break them in half that's why i felt so much better when you left i would rather feel nothing than lay in a bed of broken glass
i wish someone would have told me to let go of the pieces that were cutting my hands
poetry isn't poetry anymore it didn't always used to be about artifical ink on a screen it was about the paper stained ink the paper that makes you think the blank page seen as a challenge to those who knew about storms a blanket on the cold nights you thought you'd freeze to death ink was a super power now turned into a machine automatic artifical when it used to be just art memories that started with a pen a treasure hunt all through time square times there were ink stains in the bathroom on the floor bike riding in your mind leving a trail behind but screens go treasure hunting for you ink staind be sane report button when you don't filter who you are i don't need to filter my blood stains machins don't poetry for you