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Renee Mar 2017
Your obliviousness makes me want to lay out all the suppressed words on the wooden surface -

Would you pick them up
or leave the table?
R.
Renee Mar 2017
shared ice cream cones
little specks of banter
and time to time assumed glances
made me trip and all,
are you worth the fall?
R.
Renee Mar 2017
the lines of inked poetry
have yet to rhyme;
how can i think
when i've got not much time?
R.
Renee Mar 2017
you were the book
i kept safe on the lonely shelf
only to be picked up
and to be read again;
what has been merely forgotten
but often longed
R.
  Mar 2017 Renee
Ryan Galloway
I haven’t written you a love song,
not from any lack of romance
for you color my skies with your eyes
and your lips flood my mind with irrational thoughts.
I often write of made up lullabies shared over nights we haven’t had,
or some imaginary girl falling for this made up guy,
that doesn’t sound anything like you or me.
I don’t know what stills my lips
when trying to write of the night skies we’ve shared,
for they are the most beautiful ones I’ve seen.
I think it may be because,
even if I wrote with the most complex and beautiful language
it would never do you, or the days we spent
watching movies in the back of my truck, any justice.
Our love is messy and incomprehensible
mainly because I still can’t translate what I feel
when your hands brush against mine, gently yet with excitement,
as if there were magnets in them that just had to connect with mine.
It’s not poetic, it’s cheesy, and messy,
but it’s the best thing that has ever happened to me.
So please take this convoluted attempt to work out my feelings,
as your love song, my confusing, jumbled, and truthful ode to you,
the muse to all the fantasies I write.
Renee Mar 2017
The road not taken was where you were
It was I who made it the most
For you were all I dared to seek, to find
R.

Obviously inspired by Robert Frost's The Road Not Taken. A must read.
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