Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
you want what I cannot create. you want what you want, you utter incantations, to harness my magic to no avail. long time lesson learned, so obvious, so human, for trying to change what is given us, our source material, life defined, limiting us to what is visible. creating is a coexistence warring, but it is a closed loop, no external input receivables acquirable, other than thru the filters of mine own misperceiving imperfections you demand, insist, that I create as in the past but I cannot. my needs complected, complex, created incomplete, you want the simplicity of raw, scratch me for pain, surge waves of love from tempest hurricanes you crave the sad and the sadder badder, I crave the exhilaration of watching a new day's light earth birthed, the small ironies appeal, tiny is better than the major battles, remembrance of  past morning glories you want what I cannot create. strange. I want what I create.
0
Jun 13, 2015
Jun 13, 2015 at 4:19 AM UTC
you want what I cannot create
you want what I cannot create. you want what you want, you utter incantations, to harness my magic to no avail. long time lesson learned, so obvious, so human, for trying to change what is given us, our source material, life defined, limiting us to what is visible. creating is a coexistence warring, but it is a closed loop, no external input receivables acquirable, other than thru the filters of mine own misperceiving imperfections you demand, insist, that I create as in the past but I cannot. my needs complected, complex, created incomplete, you want the simplicity of raw, scratch me for pain, surge waves of love from tempest hurricanes you crave the sad and the sadder badder, I crave the exhilaration of watching a new day's light earth birthed, the small ironies appeal, tiny is better than the major battles, remembrance of  past morning glories you want what I cannot create. strange. I want what I create.
fullfreddo
Written by
Jun 13, 2015
Jun 13, 2015 at 4:19 AM UTC
Request permission to use this poem