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Some days I'm afraid of -the wall- From the here-and-now I can hear the music and feel the rumblings of trees shooting up beyond the brick and running ivy. I can hear the laughter of friends and children and a lover I have yet to love fizzling through the cement cracks. It's just a whisper when it reaches me, but I want to know them so badly. Silhouettes in orange windows of tall and beautiful buildings dance, because they have time to dance, and they know that dancing is important, and I want to dance with them so very badly. I know I'm over there too, leaning on that wall, watching the sun setting on something wonderful while I sit in this bivouac, Here-and-Now. He's leaning and breathing, and dreaming of the sunset eclipsing wall, and drinking in the light like a fish, and I want to know him and dance with him because I have time to dance. I want him to remember me so badly, when he's leaning and smiling and dancing in beautiful buildings and loving, and being loved. Some days I'm afraid of -the wall- but I know the sun is setting on something beyond my view. And even if the sun simply lingers for a few moments more on some empty vista, I will smile and lean and love every contour with all of my being.
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 10:52 PM UTC
The Wall
Some days I'm afraid of -the wall- From the here-and-now I can hear the music and feel the rumblings of trees shooting up beyond the brick and running ivy. I can hear the laughter of friends and children and a lover I have yet to love fizzling through the cement cracks. It's just a whisper when it reaches me, but I want to know them so badly. Silhouettes in orange windows of tall and beautiful buildings dance, because they have time to dance, and they know that dancing is important, and I want to dance with them so very badly. I know I'm over there too, leaning on that wall, watching the sun setting on something wonderful while I sit in this bivouac, Here-and-Now. He's leaning and breathing, and dreaming of the sunset eclipsing wall, and drinking in the light like a fish, and I want to know him and dance with him because I have time to dance. I want him to remember me so badly, when he's leaning and smiling and dancing in beautiful buildings and loving, and being loved. Some days I'm afraid of -the wall- but I know the sun is setting on something beyond my view. And even if the sun simply lingers for a few moments more on some empty vista, I will smile and lean and love every contour with all of my being.
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 10:52 PM UTC
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