Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Apr 2019
On a slow summer evening,
cherry-stained and giggling,
I sit on one side of the porch and
you both on the other though
it is going to take you two, with
your green eyes and red fingers like
chapstick or popsicles, 100
days in a fast space ship to reach me.
Hopefully the cherries you’re bringing
along won’t spoil before you arrive
on my alien planet (alien though
you share more of my
molecular makeup than any others)
and in return I’ll show you some new
creation but in all fairness I should
be thanking you for who I am
because it was, after all,
you two who shaped me.
Feb 2017
elizabeth leone laird
Written by
elizabeth leone laird  26/F/north of nowhere
(26/F/north of nowhere)   
2.7k
   arizona
Please log in to view and add comments on poems