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4.5k · Sep 2014
One Sided
Kimberly Weber Sep 2014
But what do you mean?
No no no
Please
What's wrong?
What've I done?
I'm sorry
I'm so sorry please
Okay
Yes
Yes
Okay
Goodbye
2.3k · Jul 2014
Yellowstone Falls
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
The river swells and breaks before the plunge, plumetting down, down far below the ledge of my vision where you can hear the mighty crash and roar of water on rock and you can feel the rushing power of it all beside you, wondering what it would be like to be swept away...
And this is just a small reminder of how small and incapable I am, and how vulnerable I am to natures whim
Not exactly a poem, but I hope it was beautiful
1.6k · Jul 2014
Bison
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
Big fat Buffalo
Sometimes fast, though, sometimes slow
Bison knows no foe
1.4k · Jul 2014
Grand Tetons
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
Majestic Mountains
Grand Tetons stand tall and proud
Against wind, sun, sky
1.1k · Jul 2014
Fox
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
Fox
Like a shadow, fox
Skirted across the road, sly
Dark and beautiful
1.0k · Apr 2015
Happiness
Kimberly Weber Apr 2015
Happiness is
Sunday afternoons on my couch
Walks and aimless moments of bliss
All gone now... Ouch

Happiness is
Late night video game campaigns
Reading in those tight arms of his
Worth all the pain

Happiness is
Daydreaming on a sunny day
Getting lost in a gentle kiss
Don't go away...

Happiness is
Your smile, your laughter, your soul
All the time you calle me your Miss
I want it all

Happiness is
To curl together in the shade
Every word that made me breathless
How could it fade...

Happiness was you and me
920 · Jul 2014
Behind the Teachers Desk
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
It feels so forbidding,
And yet so permitting,
To be behind the teachers desk.
To be in control, and have the power to scroll through papers and mess.
It feels so pleasing to be seizing the grade book
And take a look.
Behind the teachers desk,
That's where I like to be,
Behind the teachers desk,
The chair waits for me.
The false sense of power and control,
Drive me through to be on patrol.
Behind the teachers desk,
Yes that's the place for me,
Behind the teachers desk,
Working patiently.
Oh Mrs. Weber,
Oh Misses Me!
How you work so wonderfully,
Behind the teachers desk!
Who is the teacher?
Not me!
The ghost of a 6th grade me; a lost poem found
872 · Apr 2015
Teardrop Rainstorms
Kimberly Weber Apr 2015
What felt like rain was really earth's tears of sorrow
779 · Mar 2015
Memory
Kimberly Weber Mar 2015
Memory is too fragile
Too often it forgets the past
All your happiness is faded
Your timeline, unsure and jaded

It remebers the biggest stuff
The "important" events and things
But leaves out intamacy
In the details of legacy

The little day to day gestures,
Moments of bliss are neglected
"Insignifigant" adventure
And all the laughter that they lure

These are the things I want to keep,
What I want memorialized
On my conciousness for ever
All these times we shared together

Precious moments unforgotten
Like the wind tossling my hair
And you sliding it back in place
How you lightly caressed my face

Every breathless time my heart stopped
And butterflies bred at  your touch
Every kiss imprinted in time
The veiws from the mountains we climb

The way we shudder and tremble
And whipser "I Love you" 's with care
The jokes  we shout, the games we play
The songs we sing, the things we say

These fleeting moments are ereased
To make way for pain or glory
Things with ceremony or scars
Not as good as sleeping in cars

Let my legacy be of my
Good times, fun times, small times when I
Made a difference for once and for
The smiles and laughs of my trade floor

I want to remeber these things
The small things that make up our lives
Because they make them all worth more
Than I ever thought before
finally, a day worth writing about. celebrating a person worth remembering
688 · Jul 2014
My Little Kestrel
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
She lie dying in the hospital
Liver failure of the most innocent type
Not two days old and she had a foot in the grave
The doctors tried, and tried
UV, IV, Lights and drips and even ***** donations.
The nurses came and went
And the mother was worried sick
And then they prayed.
The father and his father
The mother and all her friends.
Her grandmother, her aunts and uncles and cousins.
And the grandfather prayed. He stood over her as she laid in the cradle and crossed his hands in prayer; head bowed humbly before his God.
And he called her his Little Kestrel.
The pastor's prayer did the trick
And she recovered nice and quick.
The baby grew and grew and continues still to grow
Making everyone who prayed thankful and proud for all she'd become.
And soon she will be a full grown Kestrel; ready to take flight with full fledged beauty for the world the behold
Ready to take flight and show her grandfather
What a Kestrel she had become
669 · Apr 2016
Futuristic
Kimberly Weber Apr 2016
Beautiful and sleek,
Brilliant and bleak,
the future looms on.
646 · Jul 2014
Nightwing
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
The night stars twinkle like the spotlights I used to know
Clear and fresh the silent air stirs with wind
Pierced by struggles and cries of innocence
The rush of Justice kicks in
And the night is quiet again
The night is mine to seize as I choose
Through training and greif I sprouted wings
And in the night I soar
Like the Bat himself
An ode to my favorite hero. Not very well written, but an ode nonetheless
620 · May 2014
Coffe Burnt Breath
Kimberly Weber May 2014
Coffee burnt breath
A Chocolate twinged touch
Strawberry kisses
And this is a bit much

Idle day dreams
A Careless scribbled note
Roseberry glances
And you gave me your coat

Dizzy drunken stares
A table for two
Blueberry whispers
And Its just me and you

Dying old age
A well placed blow
Blackberry wishes
And my love  had to go

Coffee burnt breath
A chocolate twinged touch
Strawberry kisses
And alas it was never enough
One of my better ones for sure
Kimberly Weber Jul 2015
There are few things I truly love in this world

I love the mountain tops when the sun sets beneath them

I love the ocean when it crashes and cries on the shore

I love the trees in the forest when they are green and full of life

I love the air when it's pure and fragrant with springtime perfume

I love my dogs when they come racing by to be pet

I love my family when they get together for crazy afternoons

I love myself when I stand tall confident and beautiful

I love how you grasp my hand when we walk

I love how you kiss the tears off my face when I've broken down

I love how your arms wrap around me when I need your strength

I love how you make me feel whole when I am empty

I love you when you come into my life and bring me joy

I love all that you are when you're you

These are the things I love with all my heart

And that includes you
This is not a great poem. I apologize
576 · Jul 2014
Safe
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
I don't feel safe she called
Between giggles and squeals of delight
And It took everything I had
Not to tell her she wasn't
569 · Jul 2014
Marriage
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
Marriage is long,
Marriage is strong.
Marriage is everlasting,
Marriage is testing.
Marriage is lawful,
Marriage is flaw fll.
Marriage is great,
Marriage can set you straight.
Marriage is the biggest thing you'll ever do,
Hurray, hurray!
Hurray for you!
It's your day,
Together forever you stay...
In each others's arms, in each other's embrace....
In each other's love, in each other's life, in each other's face.
Now you are bonded.
Now you are together.
Now you are one.
Forever you will never forsake each other,
And forever you will never forget your
Marriage
Written back when I thought weddings were magical and marriages indestructable
520 · Mar 2016
Drink
Kimberly Weber Mar 2016
I drink and drink
So I don't have to think
I drink and drink to the brink

I drink and drink
To hide the pain
Now I write, slain in ink
Soaked in my blood
You wash down the sink

As you wash me down the drain
And rush out to the funeral rain
You understand the pain

Of why I drink and drink
So I don't have to think
513 · Jul 2014
Tamed
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
My brother is a wolf pup
Strong and great if well bred
He knows not but the hand that feeds him
And walks to the hunter to be fed
He is new to the wild, but still the hunter smiles
And takes him to the table
To be eaten instead
496 · Mar 2016
Spring
Kimberly Weber Mar 2016
Spring Spring, makes me sing
Sing song sun shining down my face
Face this place, this beautiful world
Worldly treasures lie naked in nature

Naturally over looked
Overseen
Underrated
Underappreciated

Spring Spring, what a glorious ring
Ring ding **** of the church bell song
Sing, sing for me my spr ing
The birdies of life
Hidden, not to be seen

Spring, Spring your ring!
Oh you beautiful thing,
Spring!
494 · Mar 2016
Isn't it Funny
Kimberly Weber Mar 2016
Isn't it funny how we describe our greatest rushes with words of terror
Our most exhilarating moments, with stopped or pounding hearts, held breath and fear
Isn't it funny how we feel most alive so close to death
Isn't it funny how the things we love can hurt us the most
Isn't it funny that you, my love
Could deal my final blow.
489 · Apr 2015
Heartsick
Kimberly Weber Apr 2015
I didn't think it would be love
But that's what it became

And now it is a shame
We will never be the same
489 · Jun 2014
Curses
Kimberly Weber Jun 2014
I've carried it.
The burden of my house; it's gone.
I burried it.
Far down the road; It's wrong.
I've been wary.
It's a curse, a nightmare and song.
I've tarried.
And for that my days are long.
I was married.
Until the curse found them; drug them along
The consequence varied.
But no one escaped; the curse is strong.
The sin plauged all who carried it.
Its been the burden of my house for too long.
I've burried it.
Down in my grave where it belongs
Meehh idk
464 · Jul 2014
Hope
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
Hope is precious
Hope is pure
Hope is what helps those
Waiting for a cure.
Hope is ther
When love is not.
Hope can be reassuring
But often times not.
Hope is false
But all we got
Hope is false
But cannot be forgot
Hope helps us through
As we go on in life,
Not knowing what to do.
Hope fantasizes
What we cannot
Hope is something that cannot be bought.
Hope sees us through,
Encouraging us with its gentle coo.
It is soft,
It is kind,
Hope is what comes to mind
Once war has begun,
And war has rung
It's desolate cry.
Hop gives us the wings to fly.
Hope calls out to those
Weakened by their falls.
Hope is talented
Hope is sure
For many, hope is the only cre
Hope is transparent
But hope is real
Hope is perfect
Hope is the missing fill
Hope is awake
Hope is alive
Hope is where madness thrives
Hope is pleasing to the ear
Hope rings loud and clear
Hope is gentle
And hope is here.
The ghost of a 6th grade me; a lost poem found
463 · Aug 2017
Swimming
Kimberly Weber Aug 2017
I am looking for a thought
I lost it when
I looked into those eyes
A brilliant blue
So deep I caught
Myself swimming
In that icy hue
Along with all every thought
I had swirling by me
Washed away by that view
And suddenly my mind was swimming
Swimming with the thought of you

I was swimming in your eyes
Swimming Swimming
All my thoughts
Swimming by

When you caught my stare
You did declare
Something I couldn’t quite catch
I reeled myself back to reality
But my thoughts were still swimming
Trying to catch up with me

My thought resurfaced
I found it at last
I was only coming over
To ask for your pencil, real fast?
I'm not sure which I liked better... I'm going to play with this idea of a thought lost and found... I think it's a fun idea that I can do a lot with.
Kimberly Weber Jan 2018
"I roll the window down, and then begin to breath in
the darkest country road and the strong scent of evergreen
from the passenger seat as you are driving me home"

And I am taken back to Yellowstone and Yosemite
And Patrick's Point and Brookings Oregon
And every other woody green-land I ever found myself
I can smell the pine infusion of moss and mist
The chilly and moist feel of it in my lungs

"Then looking upwards
I strain my eyes and try
to tell the difference between
shooting stars and satellites
from the passenger seat as you are driving me home"

And I am on the ground in the dirt that smells like trees
I am in a sleeping bag without a tent or a mattress
I am next to my grandparents and they are telling me
Where the north star is, if that blinking light is a plane or a meteor
I see the strange and mysterious we found at 10 pm
And the deep dark beauty of space from the Great Basin
I see the intricate details
Of stars and planets and galaxies warped together
Against the all enveloping pitch black nothingness

"Do they collide
I ask and you smile"

And I remember every question ever asked
Every story ever told
The geography of the land
How to get unlost
The mountain lions and the swainson's thrush and the bears
Ghosts and water-babies and aliens
I've heard it all
And I remember everyone who ever told me these things
Always with a proud smile

"With my feet on the dash
the world doesn't matter"

And I remember my rides home from school
The clunky white van off in the farthest parking space
The way it creaked and receipts fell out every time I opened the door
How you would always let me get away with leaning back
Tossing my feet on the dash
And cursing and rapidly reciting my day for you
Every boring and gruesome detail

"When you feel embarrassed I'll be your pride. When you need directions, I'll be the guide for all time"

And all this does is remind me of my family. My wonderful family, whom I will always cherish

"For all time"
"Passenger Seat"- by Death Cab for Cutie
449 · May 2014
Empty
Kimberly Weber May 2014
Sometimes I feel empty
Empty like this bottle
Laying at my feet
Empty like your smile
Worn and beat
Empty like the land
Desprate in the heat
Empty like the city
Not a friendly face to greet
Empty and alone
My fate is obsolete
I'm sorry
For the emptiness in me
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
3:30 and you're mad at me
3:31 and I know there is no where I'd rather be
Than with you beneath this blanket
Your arms round my waist, don't you think that
This would be lovely, our gentle kisses
And passionate sighs for forgiveness
Is better than this cold disregard
And arguments of wasted breath?

3:35 and you're not letting me in
Alright then
Guess we'll call it... good?
And pretend to brush it off like mud?
Fine go and do what you will
Even if I can't love you tonight
And you won't give me the chance to fight
I know inside
At 3:45
That there is no one I'd rather be with
With you, my love, until my dying breath.
439 · Jul 2014
The Beach
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
Tan chapped bodies littered out across the beach
Sprawled across the sand, hot on their backs, the sun warm on their face
Soaking up the radiation to warm their water chilled bones
Crippled, painful walks, they hobble back to the chariots that bore them here
Careful padded movements to soothe their aching skin
Raw and sensitively hurt, they bear the rocky path home
And finally I am alone
431 · Jul 2014
Hello I am Dying
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
Hello, I am dying
Dying in soul
I can't stand to live
Never lose your purpose, child, and forgive!

Hello, I am dying
Dying in mind
I have gone crazy
Don't listen to the world, child, wait and see!

Hello, I am dying
Dying in heart
I am too weak now
Remember you're fragile, child, also bow!

Hello, I am dying
Dying at last
Weak, crazy, hopless
Don't forget your hopes... dreams... child. Keep your bliss!

Hello, I am dying
Softly I go
Goodbye, dear sweet child
Dream, love, run, create, cry, child, live your life
And die.
422 · Nov 2014
The Feast
Kimberly Weber Nov 2014
Tell us tell us
Confide in us your tale
Us, we hungry ranvenous reporters
Who scavenge your lines for
Every private inch of you yet
Let us fester and spread in your gossip
Entrust to us your secrets
So we can discard them freely unto the world
The detail, the detail every last bit of it
Tell us tell us, feed our bottomless mouths
Lies and truth they are all the same
Feed us feed us!
Your rumors, we are to blame
And once we have it all
When we are filled, bloated
With your shame and your disgrace
We shuffle on for another victim
To pick at and argue over who gets the juiciest bits.
So trust in us, we harbingers of deceit.
Brings us your secrets
And we will feast
413 · Jul 2014
The Things I Will Not Be
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
Frightened,  timid, and cautious I may appear
But a coward is something I will never be
Unsure, hesitant, and thoughtful I may seem
But weak is something I will never be
Confident, proud, and unashamed I admit
But arrogant is something I will never be
Lies, cheats, and thefts I have done
But a sinner is something I will never be
Weakened, humiliated and kicked I have been
But disgraced is something I will never be
Unwilling, unjust, and mistaken I will say
But dishonorable is something I will never be
Cowardly, Weak, Arrogant, Sinful, Disgraced and Dishonored these are the things I will never be.
And These are the things you have always been
These are the things I will never be
She said, as she died slowly
These are the things I will never be
408 · May 2014
Sacrafice
Kimberly Weber May 2014
As my blood trickled
Down to the place where no one lived
Down into the place where people layed down their hopes and died
I heard the roar
Raging beneath the bodies
As they fed on my dreams and my goals
They rose up above me
Trampled over my corpse
And greedily took from the life that was mine
Through breath of my lung
And strength of my blood
I awoke the graveyard of quitters
And through my sacrafice they ascended to achieve a greater life
And to say I redeemed so many souls
To say I saved so many lives
I guess it was worth it
My little sacrafice
Or so I thought
As my blood trickled down to where no one lived
One of my better ones, one of my favorites
401 · Sep 2014
Intimacy
Kimberly Weber Sep 2014
Can you just stand there and let me look at you?
Just wait
As I absorb every detail that makes you what you are
It's a shame to steal glances from your conversation
To merely glance and be reminded of all you stand for
It's a shame I have to remember you from afar
A shame I have to hide my penetrating gaze,
Avert my eyes from being noticed
Bury my admiration for passing fancy
Can't you let me take in your splendor?
Only once
Grant me this limitless window to your being
Let me absorb the devil of your details
And be reminded of our past
Let me see in you what I see
Not the world
But the entity only I can behold
Let me look at you and be reminded of how you've changed me
How you've changed
How we laughed;
How we grew
Wise and knowledgable of each other as siblings
Let me see in you your weaknesses and
Your secrets
And let me see how they make you strong
Let me see your imperfections
And appreciate the designs they build in your character
Let me peel away your fleshy facade
You never could lie to me anyway
And see that cascade of color slosh around in your head
How it runs through your bones
Gives breath and passion to your lungs
How it rushes through your blood
Let me recognize the infinity of your thoughts and understand the depth behind your simple words
Won't you let me stare?
Only for a bit
Only for a while
Only enough to remember who you are to me
Only enough to commit your soul to memory
Oh won't you let me indulge in this intimacy?
394 · Jul 2014
Wonderful
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
The sun glistening off the water
Water shining off the surface
The clarity of it all gleaming against the mountainous back drop
So grand
And it exists
393 · May 2014
Cupid's Game
Kimberly Weber May 2014
This is sappy
This is weak
But I can't help it
You just make me so happy

This is cliché
This isn't me
But I'm baffled
You can make me feel this way

It's been two weeks
Or maybe a couple days?
I've lost track
It's too soon for this speech

Maybe I'm too fast
Or maybe I'm too slow
But I'm bewitched
By this spell you've cast

This is stupid
It's gone too far
I'm sorry
I'm done playing with Cupid
Still forced and awkward
389 · Aug 2014
It's True
Kimberly Weber Aug 2014
Do not confuse my arrogance for confidence
I really am a self-centered ******* who
Has no idea what he's doing
And that's the truth
~ Sincerely
The Anxious Secret
384 · Dec 2014
Clarity
Kimberly Weber Dec 2014
I wish you were clear with your intentions so I can look you in the eye and let you see everything I feel.
371 · Dec 2014
Babble
Kimberly Weber Dec 2014
Dying love
Just too weak
Too far away to remember
I prayed these momories wouldn't fade

Sounds like this sacrafice
Was just a long goodbye
You've tried before
To dissapear

Wrong hands take control of the sweet life
We carried from our
Terrible cradle

You uunderstood the harmony
That exists between us
Mistaken and everlasting
What a majestic trick

Doctors slipping in desperatoin,
Trying to recapture the lives they lost
To limitless disaster

This sinful fee
Isn't worth your hopeless greif
It is no justification
For your imperfections
Let go of your trampled worth
And broken pride
Cannot be saved like
You beleive

Friends barely embrace
I am sorry for your lonely passion
Begging for a kiss

Shame kisses your thoughts
God's will shinging through
The world in a way you never wante

Enjoy the day
Isn't it lovely?
Think of the time we played in the dirt,
How we laught at our game
As the world softly crashed on our innocent character
And plunged us into a bitter nightmare
Not worth waking up to false bliss
In this growing distance between our stares.
I had a list of words and let my mind wander. this isn't supposed to make sense.  It is just babble
363 · Jul 2014
A Dying Old Man
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
A dying old man came to sit by the sea; for as long as he can.
A dying old man came to sit by the sea and listen to the waves; for as long as he can.
A dying old man came to sit by the sea, listen to the waves and watch the sunset fade; for as long as he can.
A dying old man came to sit by the sea, listen to the waves, to watch the sunset fade, and to recapture his memories.
He remembered the rock where he and his wife swam.
The ring glinting in his hand.
He remembered their home, just two miles away.
And the sound and feel of ocean spray.
He recalled his first kiss.
And of course his first fish.
He remembered the sweet taste of victory.
And the bitter taste of misery.
He remember his wife, never waking from her sleep.
He recalled his life, which was slowly slipping into a dream.
A dying old man came to sit by the sea to gather his memories; one last time.
To come to watch the sunset fade; one last time.
To listen to the waves; one last time, as they say goodbye.
A dying old man came to sit by the sea, and there he died peacefully.
An older piece; I found this poem I wrote 4 years ago. Not as good as I remembered; but decent enough yeah?
355 · Jul 2015
The City Before 6 AM
Kimberly Weber Jul 2015
The city before 6am.
Frozen. Abandoned. Empty.
If you are up early enough there's not a soul left for miles.
Just a creeping silence that's not even silent; but oddly alive with bird calls and wind whistles.
Oh the conversations you can have with the world before 6am.
The wind stirs it's way past every sleepy shop and household telling it's own haunting stories.
Plays with the trash and the flags on the street and they dance with a heart of their own.
I like this. Being witness to the waking of the world.
Slowly the dawn of grey shrinks back from the oncoming storm of colors; pinks and yellows and oranges gradually growing brighter by the second.
And the people begin to peak their heads out; stretch their little bodies and rev up their little minds and soon the streets overfill with busy beings.
Chatty as they are the bird's voices are trampled over with mundane screeches and screams; and the wind's already wheezing tune is diminished down to a mere annoyance.
Suddenly life fills the street in a different way.
The city before 6am.
Frozen. Abandoned. Empty.
At peace.
This is not poetry; I will not pretend it is a poem. But there is SOMETHING poetic about it; no?
Kimberly Weber Jan 2018
"This is the moment that you know that you told her that you loved her but you don't"
We were back again in this same old bed
Familiar warmth and caresses surrounds me
And yet despite our careful, longing murmurs
I notice what we've left unsaid

"You touch her skin and then you think yeah she is beautiful, but she don't mean a thing to me"
You finger trace my spine like always
And your lips find mine, and fingers intertwine
But I felt the dawning of truth, when you left me in the hallway

"The California sun cascading down my face"
Like mosquitos our love has always been a seasonal thing
Fleeting feelings of intense magnitude and devotion
Boiled down to a consistent summer time fling
Basking in the sun in your arms devoid of emotion

"There was a girl with light brown streaks"
That was me- the girl with light brown streaks
And I knew that I was beautiful
But I didn't mean a thing to you

"Yeah she was beautiful, but she didn't mean thing to me"

And in chorus we thought

"I wanted to believe in all the words that I was speaking as we moved together in the dark"

We had ourselves fooled
That we could beat the same old walls between us
Always making promise we cannot keep
For the sake of the comfort we seek

"As tiny vessels oozed into your neck and formed the bruises"
And every time we step back we find more and more
Bruises on our souls and on our psyches
Beaten against what we cannot change
It is time we shut the door

"That you said you didn't want to fade"
We greedily cling to
Every mark from every collision
Every painful good bye
Because it's something that reminds me of you

"But they did and so did I that day"
But those memories are fading
And so our hope should too be fading
For things that are never going to happen
For the things that keep us waiting

"So when you ask, is something wrong?"
"I think you're **** right there is, but we can't talk about it now"
"No we can't talk about it now"

"So one last touch and then you'll go"
You'll kiss me in the car
At the airport where you'll leave
To the place that you call home
Where all the people who matter are

"And we'll pretend that it meant something so much more"


"But it was vile and it was cheap"
Every recurrence, every attempted resuscitation
Is a mockery and degradation
Of what we used to have
It will never be the same situation


"And you are beautiful but you don't mean a thing to me"
What we had was beautiful
But it doesn't mean a thing to me

" yeah you are beautiful but you don't mean a thing to me"
And I know I don't mean a thing to you
"Tiny Vessels" by Death Cab for Cutie
341 · Nov 2014
Scars
Kimberly Weber Nov 2014
Remind me again how we got this far?
I struggle and scream
All I have are these scars

Is this really what I am?
It's not what I wanted to dream
This is far from what I planned

Remind me again what made me begin?
If I had know what would have been...
How will I repent for this sin?

Remind me again how we got this far?
I am miserable, can't you see?
All I ever gained from this are all these scars...
337 · May 2016
Our Love
Kimberly Weber May 2016
Our love it sparks, it flames, it flickers, it fades.
And sparks back up again
335 · Sep 2014
Except for You
Kimberly Weber Sep 2014
And in this silence I can feel
Suddenly I am aware of the sounds we take for granted
Like the gossip of the leaves
When they whisper urgently in the wind
Or the way our footsteps beat together in some kind of harmony
With uneven steps and speeds
Somehow the colliding sounds of heel on dirt
Mesh into some beautiful composition of purpose
The cries of the woods
The squirrels and the deer and the rabbits and the wolves
The far off laughter or chatter
Of all the other people we push aside
The humanity of those we try so hard to ignore
All those little sounds
Barely register in our consciousness
But in this silence I can feel them all
Except for you
Except for you, what did you say?
333 · Apr 2015
Unspoken
Kimberly Weber Apr 2015
Lie in silence
Sit on all the words
I have not the courage to say

Staring blankly
Confused and concered
About what the future holds now

I can't let go
Holding on dearly
To this broken relationship

It is not wise
It does not fare well
Better this than being alone

Sorry
Really really bad poem, no rhyme scheme, little flow. I had to say something
323 · Jul 2014
Bruce
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
Today I met Bruce
He is a big, dark brown moose
He was a cool moose
319 · May 2014
You and Me
Kimberly Weber May 2014
Talking to her and all I can think of you
I want to feel you, want you close to me
This is wrong and new
But I feel so free
I want to say something, some words, just a few.
In your arms, your hands on my waist, no other place I'd rather be
Taking a test and all I can think out of the blue
I want to see him, I wish I could flee
I'm giddy, oh so giddy to be through
When he looks at me, what does he see?
Closer and closer still to you
I want to be with you, I'll pay whatever fee
Does he love me can it be true?
I can't believe you chose me
Do you love me sincerely the way I love you?
Not my favorite, very forced. Awkward
319 · Jul 2014
Ghosts
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
I am talking to a ghost,
So far away.
I am talking to a ghost,
Wondering if I'd stay.
I am talking to a ghost,
Lonely and cold.
I am talking to a ghost,
Growing old.
I am talking to a ghost,
Who's talking back to me.
I am talking to a ghost....
And this ghost is me
The ghost of a 6th grade me; a lost poem found
309 · Aug 2017
Whatever
Kimberly Weber Aug 2017
Whatever
I sigh
Rolling my eyes
And laughing inside

"Don't whatever me"
You glare with a smile only I can see
Whatever, you say to me
And again I roll my eyes, with glee

I turn to you
Staring deep into your eyes of blue
What... Ever.... I spell out for you
And you shoot me a glance I knew

It's like our inside joke
Our all good to go
It feels like cheating
To say whatever
To any other guy

It's ruined
Now and Forever
I always think of YOU
When I say Whatever
304 · Jul 2014
A Letter to the Living
Kimberly Weber Jul 2014
All life will end some day,
All life will fly away.
Not all life is ment t stay.
Not all life is happy here today.
Life continues,
Life moves on.
Not all life
Is worth to dwell on.
Life is,
As life should be.
Life continues without thee.
Every life goes you see,
Every life,
Not just you and me.
Hope for my arrival.
My demise.
Goodbye Goodbye
The world I once lived by
I shan't return,
But do burn
My memory into your hearts
For we are far apart
And now I leave to you
This Letter for the Living few
The ghost of a 6th grade me; a lost poem found
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