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I. i opened the cabinet at the basement and my gasp was trapped in my throat in front of me unfold universes in the form of mountains layer by layer in stacks of paper. II. undone were the buttons of my blouse and my gasp was trapped in my throat because she's here and i needed to build another universe; another escape route; another layer of another mountain. III. spread were my legs at the study desk of the classroom and my gasp was trapped in my throat because she said i need to be quiet or else they'd hear and i needed to focus myself to the time it will be over, at the clock ticking after-class minutes, i prayed for timeskips. IV. after dinner, open arms, my mother asked what i wanted for my birthday and i needed the comforts of the words "safe" and "no more touching," of the promise of "no more after-class sessions" but i just told her i wanted another notebook for my stories.
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Jul 11, 2017
Jul 11, 2017 at 12:02 PM UTC
notebook for my birthday
I. i opened the cabinet at the basement and my gasp was trapped in my throat in front of me unfold universes in the form of mountains layer by layer in stacks of paper. II. undone were the buttons of my blouse and my gasp was trapped in my throat because she's here and i needed to build another universe; another escape route; another layer of another mountain. III. spread were my legs at the study desk of the classroom and my gasp was trapped in my throat because she said i need to be quiet or else they'd hear and i needed to focus myself to the time it will be over, at the clock ticking after-class minutes, i prayed for timeskips. IV. after dinner, open arms, my mother asked what i wanted for my birthday and i needed the comforts of the words "safe" and "no more touching," of the promise of "no more after-class sessions" but i just told her i wanted another notebook for my stories.
my poems are available at my wattpad account, ventricles. an online digital collection will be available at issuu on october 2017.
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Jul 11, 2017
Jul 11, 2017 at 12:02 PM UTC
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