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this all could have been mine geometric shape wallpaper and dashes, dots on my sheets mom making my bed smoking non-filtereds and staring in the direction of old globes and stuffed squirrels posters of campuses i should i have attended shirt no pants no shirts scribbling something partially worth reading legs crossed listening to that song for the fiftieth time ashing on the floor waiting by the phone for you and only you but this isnt home i didnt grow up here i slept here i embraced those who meant something i giggled till tears dripped into my oil paints but even watered down they were made of use a spring in this bed is right the **** up my *** springy is what they call me now ill scrape those stickers off a six inch blade till dawn and i would be no closer to those days where i cheesed where you begged for me where i began to loose myself where i became less of a person and more of a character to you all cartoonish no my home is not here and if you try to get me to own a single element of it all ill decry it i know its not healthy but i was thinking that i could make up the difference in my bedroom not only with my hands on you a gentle graze or light and deserving application of the pucker but with my pen to pulp and a gush to the world so that a secret might be known to us all not just me
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Apr 7, 2013
Apr 7, 2013 at 11:54 PM UTC
my room
this all could have been mine geometric shape wallpaper and dashes, dots on my sheets mom making my bed smoking non-filtereds and staring in the direction of old globes and stuffed squirrels posters of campuses i should i have attended shirt no pants no shirts scribbling something partially worth reading legs crossed listening to that song for the fiftieth time ashing on the floor waiting by the phone for you and only you but this isnt home i didnt grow up here i slept here i embraced those who meant something i giggled till tears dripped into my oil paints but even watered down they were made of use a spring in this bed is right the **** up my *** springy is what they call me now ill scrape those stickers off a six inch blade till dawn and i would be no closer to those days where i cheesed where you begged for me where i began to loose myself where i became less of a person and more of a character to you all cartoonish no my home is not here and if you try to get me to own a single element of it all ill decry it i know its not healthy but i was thinking that i could make up the difference in my bedroom not only with my hands on you a gentle graze or light and deserving application of the pucker but with my pen to pulp and a gush to the world so that a secret might be known to us all not just me
firm bedding
allan-jain-bonder
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Apr 7, 2013
Apr 7, 2013 at 11:54 PM UTC
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