when the wind whistles through, poking, prodding, doesn't even see every minor infraction, even after plentiful inspection in that it has touched me more than anyone, has known which direction it would blow my hair in that in no time has it made assumptions nor presumed only moved about with a firm motion. that just the other day, anger had gotten the best of me, wishing the wind would stop reminding me of my existence in that the bitter cold reminded me of every thought that had been digging at the surface of my skin and the wind did not know that i had not wanted to be understood in that moment.
i desired to be misunderstood, a presence as unkempt, as thoughtless, yet tender, yet warm, yet violent, yet soft, being able to know the depth of someone's skinβtheir hair that stands on edge, each scar and all its painful attachment, each memory they've kept hidden, that for some reason stay dancing on top; and i stayed dancing as the wind whistled and told me of my reasons and didn't laugh at a single one.
wrote this at a poetry meeting and someone told me it was good. i feel good about it because it came out of a spit of consciousness.