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i am leading an undefined life on a kite string full of fake faces, staged greetings, and smiles that don't quite extend to the eyes. it is as full as a predated diary kept until now. my childhood went missing in rose gardens and the space between the goals. i had a chalkboard that wouldn't erase. i have read between the lines of love notes i have read emotion in only seven letters i have read passion in fourteen keys i thought i was untouchable ...and i was... but not unwillingly. i got caught writing nursery rhymes on my desk in the middle of an exam. and now, at eighteen, i have seen the carriage stop, and slowly drive away. i have heard the beauty in john cage's four minutes and thirty-three seconds. i don't know why, but i have chopin's nocturne in E-flat major stuck in my head. i hate not being able to say the right words when i need them instead of when i find them. i love the woven metal embracing my finger; that makes us almost sisters. i've lost a heavy golden crucifix with an anchor as its back, and a tiny bundle that tore me up inside. i'm looking for a fireman named greg just to see how he's doing since 1997. i wish that everything i wrote would become truth, because then i could make people come back. and my heart is strong.
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Jul 30, 2010
Jul 30, 2010 at 5:05 AM UTC
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i am leading an undefined life on a kite string full of fake faces, staged greetings, and smiles that don't quite extend to the eyes. it is as full as a predated diary kept until now. my childhood went missing in rose gardens and the space between the goals. i had a chalkboard that wouldn't erase. i have read between the lines of love notes i have read emotion in only seven letters i have read passion in fourteen keys i thought i was untouchable ...and i was... but not unwillingly. i got caught writing nursery rhymes on my desk in the middle of an exam. and now, at eighteen, i have seen the carriage stop, and slowly drive away. i have heard the beauty in john cage's four minutes and thirty-three seconds. i don't know why, but i have chopin's nocturne in E-flat major stuck in my head. i hate not being able to say the right words when i need them instead of when i find them. i love the woven metal embracing my finger; that makes us almost sisters. i've lost a heavy golden crucifix with an anchor as its back, and a tiny bundle that tore me up inside. i'm looking for a fireman named greg just to see how he's doing since 1997. i wish that everything i wrote would become truth, because then i could make people come back. and my heart is strong.
written 2007
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Jul 30, 2010
Jul 30, 2010 at 5:05 AM UTC
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