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thirteen years old, you were too young i cant help but say it pitifully, words trickling down my chin in strings of empathy i dont know is really there or not. i want it to be there were cracks by your fingerbeds and they were filled with sun, bright and noisy, humming into still summer air while you slept i couldnt, not that year youre i-dont-know how old now, someplace far, someplace i-dont-know how far but wherever it is its quiet and cold, i hope youre sleeping or floating, i guess skin turning to stardust as you near a sun that was never your own
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Jan 21, 2017
Jan 21, 2017 at 2:48 AM UTC
still summer air/pitch black vacuum
thirteen years old, you were too young i cant help but say it pitifully, words trickling down my chin in strings of empathy i dont know is really there or not. i want it to be there were cracks by your fingerbeds and they were filled with sun, bright and noisy, humming into still summer air while you slept i couldnt, not that year youre i-dont-know how old now, someplace far, someplace i-dont-know how far but wherever it is its quiet and cold, i hope youre sleeping or floating, i guess skin turning to stardust as you near a sun that was never your own
based on an astral projection i had? wild
tinofrogboy
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Jan 21, 2017
Jan 21, 2017 at 2:48 AM UTC
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