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splayed limbs and warm sun and sneakers laid to the side and sun on my body and the sound of the water more than anything else A midday shower to get the stickies off, maybe its all worth it If I get to spend even a second in the wind, drinking in its cool caress, how could I remember to yearn for the warm sticky touch of another? If I get to hear the rushing of the water so close to my ears, what phantom chatter of ghosts could permeate? If I get to feel the sun kiss my skin the way it does, what significance could the absence of you hold? When I have so much, how could my heart remember to need you? When I have so much, how could my heart not want to share it with you? You who I know would love it. You who I wish loved me half as much. When I have so much, why does missing you take up any room for gratitude in this cluttered mind? I started off alright this time. This is not a rhyming poem. ****** poetry, maybe 5 is my lucky number. But 5 is a lie I tell to and for myself. I seem to have been briefer to you than that. The difference is that I say 5, and you do not say.
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May 22, 2023
May 22, 2023 at 2:09 AM UTC
and maybe my perspective has changed
splayed limbs and warm sun and sneakers laid to the side and sun on my body and the sound of the water more than anything else A midday shower to get the stickies off, maybe its all worth it If I get to spend even a second in the wind, drinking in its cool caress, how could I remember to yearn for the warm sticky touch of another? If I get to hear the rushing of the water so close to my ears, what phantom chatter of ghosts could permeate? If I get to feel the sun kiss my skin the way it does, what significance could the absence of you hold? When I have so much, how could my heart remember to need you? When I have so much, how could my heart not want to share it with you? You who I know would love it. You who I wish loved me half as much. When I have so much, why does missing you take up any room for gratitude in this cluttered mind? I started off alright this time. This is not a rhyming poem. ****** poetry, maybe 5 is my lucky number. But 5 is a lie I tell to and for myself. I seem to have been briefer to you than that. The difference is that I say 5, and you do not say.
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May 22, 2023
May 22, 2023 at 2:09 AM UTC
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