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there was this time in the park a frosted, gray-misted November me, myself on the brown benches my head seemed forever tilted to the right my head didn't know but my heart knew I was looking for a yellow spark hidden in the crowd of wispy passerbys I was waiting for you. it seems silly when i think about it when I pause and force my body to stop, halt freeze, think rationally it's terrible to be the only one who leaves their entrails everywhere nothing will come out when I squeeze my heart anymore I have this amazing way of hurting myself more than I need to be hurt
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Aug 24, 2013
Aug 24, 2013 at 2:56 PM UTC
Bitter ruins.
there was this time in the park a frosted, gray-misted November me, myself on the brown benches my head seemed forever tilted to the right my head didn't know but my heart knew I was looking for a yellow spark hidden in the crowd of wispy passerbys I was waiting for you. it seems silly when i think about it when I pause and force my body to stop, halt freeze, think rationally it's terrible to be the only one who leaves their entrails everywhere nothing will come out when I squeeze my heart anymore I have this amazing way of hurting myself more than I need to be hurt
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Aug 24, 2013
Aug 24, 2013 at 2:56 PM UTC
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