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I wish I can go back home, borrow a blanket from the living room that was once filled with me and my cousins' dancing, gather four ****** from the street, the same street I used to steal flowers from, that now steals people's blood and lives, borrow a branch or two from the berry tree that my mom used to make juice out of and give to our neighbours, they only reside in my head now, build a tent in my parents' backyard, the same backyard where I held my 6th birthday party at, that birthday had to end early as there was a more important event happening; the Americans were bombing the area I used to run so free in, with all of my friends, whom I never got to say goodbye to, never get to see how puberty hit them, or even know if they're still alive today, today, I live under a stable roof, I run away from the thought of home, because it kills me that I left the land that once gave birth to me, kept me warm, warmer than I would personally like, once.
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Dec 16, 2018
Dec 16, 2018 at 3:20 PM UTC
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I wish I can go back home, borrow a blanket from the living room that was once filled with me and my cousins' dancing, gather four ****** from the street, the same street I used to steal flowers from, that now steals people's blood and lives, borrow a branch or two from the berry tree that my mom used to make juice out of and give to our neighbours, they only reside in my head now, build a tent in my parents' backyard, the same backyard where I held my 6th birthday party at, that birthday had to end early as there was a more important event happening; the Americans were bombing the area I used to run so free in, with all of my friends, whom I never got to say goodbye to, never get to see how puberty hit them, or even know if they're still alive today, today, I live under a stable roof, I run away from the thought of home, because it kills me that I left the land that once gave birth to me, kept me warm, warmer than I would personally like, once.
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Dec 16, 2018
Dec 16, 2018 at 3:20 PM UTC
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