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I have been collecting plane tickets without even realizing that they've been collecting dust in the corners of my room. But how ironic it is, presenting itself in plain sight, watching the matter of time build up around all these memories Memories as fleeting and as temporary as the pile of dust clinging to its own past I just find it so difficult to wrestle with the beating of my heart because it creates a song that leaves me in awe Paralyzed, frozen in place, forcing me to listen and wanting me to stay And foreshadowed nostalgia always seems to run its fingers down my spine at the most inconvenient times Because I still haven't found home Or maybe I have - Maybe the bright lights and the city traffic have always been calling my name And I always find my fists clenched every time the sun sets for the moon, stealing the day and distinguishing the light I am just so tired of saying goodbye. I'm tired of sleeping the night knowing that I'll be gone in the morning I'm tired of the car rides and the plane lines, and the endless paper tickets that remind me I'm somewhere else than where I should be Always on a path less travelled by - but little did I know I'd have to do it alone on some barren road that always feels cold. gd
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Nov 9, 2017
Nov 9, 2017 at 10:32 PM UTC
Baggage.
I have been collecting plane tickets without even realizing that they've been collecting dust in the corners of my room. But how ironic it is, presenting itself in plain sight, watching the matter of time build up around all these memories Memories as fleeting and as temporary as the pile of dust clinging to its own past I just find it so difficult to wrestle with the beating of my heart because it creates a song that leaves me in awe Paralyzed, frozen in place, forcing me to listen and wanting me to stay And foreshadowed nostalgia always seems to run its fingers down my spine at the most inconvenient times Because I still haven't found home Or maybe I have - Maybe the bright lights and the city traffic have always been calling my name And I always find my fists clenched every time the sun sets for the moon, stealing the day and distinguishing the light I am just so tired of saying goodbye. I'm tired of sleeping the night knowing that I'll be gone in the morning I'm tired of the car rides and the plane lines, and the endless paper tickets that remind me I'm somewhere else than where I should be Always on a path less travelled by - but little did I know I'd have to do it alone on some barren road that always feels cold. gd
{I'm still adjusting}
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Nov 9, 2017
Nov 9, 2017 at 10:32 PM UTC
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