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"supercut" poems
I used to crave the feeling of solitude but now it's eating me alive. I understand change I understand life isn't always going to be a supercut but now I can look back, and see just oh how fast these nights have truly passed. I once dreamed out our future but it's no longer looking sweet. We are all so far from home, I should have known that summer doesn't last forever. I should have known our days were numbered for something greater. I'm proud of all the times we outshined the stars. I'm proud of our roots, for they run so deep held together by galaxies. I've forgotten just how beautiful we were when we would chase the parking lot lights. I've forgotten just how beautiful we were when we meet up with the sun once again. We were untouchable, we were on fire.   What a rush we were. No one could touch our flames, but what will we do when our light goes out? I hope to never see the dark in our days. In my head, we were always perfect. In my head, I never fear solitude because I know we were rooted generations ago, long before we rose with the sun.
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Jun 7, 2018
Jun 7, 2018 at 9:25 PM UTC
I've Forgotten How Beautiful We Were
Silent night snow falling gently Whispering familiar screams quietly to not give away how much I really do care, as I think of what tonight was supposed to be Bright afternoons Planned Poses Quiet diners Fluorescent lights Slow partings Intimate aspirations. But they are figments of my imagination, Sculpted from the few moments we had, based on long term ideas. And as I study the stars, I pray that you find your peace, And wonder if you will do the same.
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Feb 2, 2019
Feb 2, 2019 at 12:36 AM UTC
Supercut
a years worth of memories nostolgia a windowsill in a moving car i miss you still your foggy breath and the heated bus the suitcases in the trunk it was just me and you, us i remember the first night we touched the concert of beautiful chaotic noise and how rough your skin felt under my fingertips the night we hung without your boys perhaps I see through a pair of rose tinted glasses but i believed you loved me although it is only an inaccurate supercut of what we really used to be but through it all i know our moments shared were not wasted i know now that we are tiny in the grand scheme of things and i know any future relationship will always be copy and pasted.
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Mar 11, 2018
Mar 11, 2018 at 4:18 PM UTC
A Years Worth of Memories
I fell for your warm eyes And inviting smile But I stayed to appease the pit that formed in my chest The aching longing that grumbled angrily Like a dormant monster when we were apart But when I got handsy You pushed me away Left me hooked on a drug I couldn’t partake in A sensation I could never truly experience Our love was a mistake Free from the fever dream, I’m plagued by a supercut of facepalms And quivering lips What I assumed was intimacy Was simply infatuation So I fled Oblivious to your shadow hanging over me Where I ran Your presence followed A restless wind trailing after me Never letting me forget it’s there Slipping between my fingers Running through my clothes Sitting heavy on my lips So every subsequent relationship Was saturated by your memory
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 11:09 PM UTC
Complicated