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I wish To look at the waves of old memories (Are they even mine?) of brushing rough fingers against misty hands―salty like sea foam (Are they even mine?) Or typewritten words (Are they even mine?) because I simply despise my own mark of pen because ink stains this day will never be as fascinating as the way the sea makes your sky-speckled shirt as dark and as deep as it is forming waves against your stomach Stop, Ask myself (Are they even mine?) And sigh, not heavily nor curse myself, with the words I so carelessly throw around like this like the sea of letters pulling me away now, but whisper, "That was beautiful." (Were they even mine?)
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Nov 11, 2014
Nov 11, 2014 at 7:33 PM UTC
Forgetfulness
I wish To look at the waves of old memories (Are they even mine?) of brushing rough fingers against misty hands―salty like sea foam (Are they even mine?) Or typewritten words (Are they even mine?) because I simply despise my own mark of pen because ink stains this day will never be as fascinating as the way the sea makes your sky-speckled shirt as dark and as deep as it is forming waves against your stomach Stop, Ask myself (Are they even mine?) And sigh, not heavily nor curse myself, with the words I so carelessly throw around like this like the sea of letters pulling me away now, but whisper, "That was beautiful." (Were they even mine?)
monmichsat
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Nov 11, 2014
Nov 11, 2014 at 7:33 PM UTC
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