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Until the front porch swing loses all it's comforts and all the words become blocks of ice between rocks or an overly sized brushstroke of black against all this green surrounding and all I am is cold this summer when all I ever wanted to do was hold you I watched beauty morph into untouchable, I watched it turn it's back on me I feel like I can see my skin aging in your eyes I feel ugly, withering, dry desperate for my eyes to weigh less I close them and stand up drinking the last drop of my coffee to block the swell rising too quickly in my throat I know that i'm using these minutes incredibly untrue I rise quickly to let you think more about your cons on this list we've been writing and I go mad I go crazy I go without I draw out the blow that inevitably split us in half and no sunset could ever fix that
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Aug 27, 2014
Aug 27, 2014 at 2:00 PM UTC
good mourning
Until the front porch swing loses all it's comforts and all the words become blocks of ice between rocks or an overly sized brushstroke of black against all this green surrounding and all I am is cold this summer when all I ever wanted to do was hold you I watched beauty morph into untouchable, I watched it turn it's back on me I feel like I can see my skin aging in your eyes I feel ugly, withering, dry desperate for my eyes to weigh less I close them and stand up drinking the last drop of my coffee to block the swell rising too quickly in my throat I know that i'm using these minutes incredibly untrue I rise quickly to let you think more about your cons on this list we've been writing and I go mad I go crazy I go without I draw out the blow that inevitably split us in half and no sunset could ever fix that
julie-butler
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Aug 27, 2014
Aug 27, 2014 at 2:00 PM UTC
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