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 Feb 2013 Holly W
Emma
Running on thunder,
how I loved you.
Even in your blueness
and in the quiet,
I wanted to touch your
soft blonde self, you
were so soft you were
bound to blow away
in the wind so
soft I could melt
at the knees and stay
on the ground with
my heart ahead of
my thoughts,

dreamer.
I'm still sighing
on the lightning,
unfazed even in
your lemon-yellow
love. Sunshine to
see a drifter fall
so perfectly.
You were always
going to be something
rain-like, drizzled
into my memories,
beautiful crystal
clear eyes, silent
somewhere, ghost of
your voice on my
grass-green heart.
Best wishes.
 Feb 2013 Holly W
Daniel Kenneth
I hate that I love you
Its that day of the year
A time for romance
Hands held, and love
But you are gone
Hand placed upon chest.
“Allow yourself to receive.”
My heart had opened.
I've been conflicted with the divine lately. A lot actually! I attended a non religion spiritual blessing last night and this experience truly happened. I felt some temporary peace in which I hadn't for a while. It was nice. :)
 Feb 2013 Holly W
Hally wally
Theres things you said and did for me that I'll never forget,
For all the memories you gave to me im entirely in your debt
 Feb 2013 Holly W
Micheal Wolf
Bring bring bring bring
Answer phone
HELLO!
HI DADDY!!
happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday dear daddy
Happy birthday to you
BYE DADDY SEE YOU AFTER SCHOOL FOR PIZZA
Phone goes dead
Pause
Tears run down face
Warm inside
Now that's a call I'll never forget
If time is of the essence, and our time to live a blessing, I'm guessing death to be a stepping stone for a patience born in its testing.

Merely resting, amongst the rested, as they are collected in the pull, only one will make it, and still know of the blessing stored in its form.
 Feb 2013 Holly W
Thomas Lundberg
Against the white barracks that aren’t quite gray
Stands the image tribute to future me
Of black and green and brown he fades away
Behind the drizzly rain still as a tree
Gravel clinking against the metal frame
As tires rip them off towards the silhouette
The clouds across the sky all look the same
No breaks or pores of thickness will it let
The eldest turns his head without a word
Mourning to his right too easily heard
As the decibels increase past absurd
The music becomes all the eldest heard
Amid the mess he watches with the song
The turn signal was clicking all along
First attempt at a sonnet from a while ago. No love here really as my family waved goodbye to my father.
 Feb 2013 Holly W
Thomas Lundberg
The night was
Our curtain

As I moved for
The kiss

With the rain as
Our walls

And the thunder
Our passion

                                                        ­                   The instant then passed by
                                                              ­                  Like the lightning so
                                                              ­                             Mute

                                                           ­              And the storm must carry on
                                                              ­                  But for now it bears
                                                           ­                                  fruit
I wrote this over two years after the event occurred. I picture a much different girl and different setting now.
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