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Jen Grimes
Poems
Jan 2016
In the Dark
I want to say
I love you
But I'm afraid the cars motor
Is too loud.
Afraid that you'll say
What?
And you'll ask me to say it again.
I want to reach out
And touch you,
But I'm afraid I'll do it wrong.
I'm as loyal as an Ace of Spades,
But you're the wild card
In the hand I was dealt.
They keep telling me
To write about
The sky,
The way the sun sets and what it looks like,
How the colors swirl like sherbet or cotton candy
But I keep thinking about
What happens when it hails.
They ask me to write about
The flowers,
The way they reach up from the soil,
And emerge with the hopes of spring
But I keep thinking about
Their petals fallling.
Written by
Jen Grimes
Burlington, Vermont
(Burlington, Vermont)
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