I stopped reading in between the lines What a joke to look among life’s hard pressed seams When the scent of sunshine burst through the windows of my open mind the shutters shuddered Coaxing shapely shadows and ambitious ponderings A new generation of ripples taking shape making waves in otherwise concrete complexities Can’t dwell on this emotion in motion too long before it fades like last night’s star light Can’t let my dreams turn white dwarf before they get to glimmer like the twinkle in your baby blues A breeze reawakens cotton ball fantasies And the day has scarcely been embarked upon
This poem belongs to Christine M. Perkins and any use of it or phrases within will be considered thievery. Do not take my words and claim them as yours or else karma will surely find you.