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James Noriega
Poems
Mar 2017
valentine's day
I knew a young man, he lived up in a tree
and when I walked by he threw dreams down on me
Some days he would join me and sit by the tide
Swore to the world he'd never leave my side
Time would walk through us and we'd sing in rhyme
The youthful sounds allowed us to walk right through time
All seemed to be ours, the lands and the skies
but then one day I looked right into his eyes.
Suddenly grass flew from the back of his head
and he pulled out his hair and hysterically said
"Leave me alone, all that you do is wrong"
He stopped talking and then his bones broke into song
The sound soon surrounded me, smashing my ears
while deleting the thoughts of our happiest years
From his brain sprouted nests of impeccable size
They exploded with armies of burning red flies.
He laughed at my weakness, I knew that I'd cry
As he drew even closer, I knew that I'd die
so I ran away swiftly and never looked back
I moved further and soon I saw nothing but black
That's when I saw that I was deep in the woods
among all the beasts, their faces hidden with hoods
Then I saw some young men who sat up in a tree
and when I walked by they threw dreams down on me.
...
So I lived with the locusts and sharp rubber bands
with their hair in their faces and their heads in their hands
There were women with rifles and men without shirts
They cut me a **** that to this day still hurts
Our house was a large aging mushroom of chrome
We knew it wasn't perfect, but it was our home
They grew tired of their land, they were always annoyed
and that's when I saw all of their sad lives destroyed
by my friend, whose fists flew in heavily from the skies
He grabbed me and held me with tears in his eyes
I pushed him away and said "Why are you here?"
and I watched as his eyes changed from sorrow to fear
Then he fell to the ground, spilling geysers of blood
staining miles of grasses with a big dark-red flood
I knelt next to him and held onto his hand
He looked at me, smiled, and he turned into sand
Years later I still scream "don't do this to me
i'm hanging in doorways, so why can't you see
that forever you've doomed me to revel in pain
there's a pin my foot and a stick in my brain
and the stick gives me thoughts of you every day
no matter how hard i try they won't go away
i have two requests, please answer my prayer
i want you to be here, i want you to care"
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James Noriega
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