J_Kramer

J_Kramer

VT

15 years old

Posts

  • Thoughts About Driving

    Sometimes driving makes me wonder 

    Sitting in a big tin box, travelling faster than a hare

    Until I reach traffic and crawl along slower than a tortoise

    We spend so, so much time

    Moving from one place to another

  • Chamomile Tea

    Chamomile tea on a winter's day is

    Comforting as a warm hug

    Soothing as ointment on chapped skin 

    Steaming like the lazy trail of smoke from a chimney

    Wonderful like a homemade thank you card 

  • Summer Camp

    The dirty gravel path crunches under the tires of our Toyota. Dust rises around the car, blurring the tall vibrant trees hugging the road.

  • Fall '25

    Shadows lengthening 

    Air sharpening to a crisp 

    Summer slipping day by day 

    Something new and familiar in its place. 

    Bags stuffed with papers 

    Early morning bus rides 

  • Falling sky

    falling sky, slowly, piece by piece

    I've forgotten how to move, to breathe

    all the truth I've ever known begins to cease

    as I watch my world fall apart

     

    time is ticking, while holding still

Loves

  • Obscured By Clouds

    From time to time random memories of my childhood resurface. Memories from when my mind was simple. From when I didn't bother to understand myself because I was too busy dusting up a pair of Nikes.

  • Moomins N Tea

    I sit with a smile on my lips, my brother—Abu—

    beside me as the kettle begins to sing.

     

    Moomins fill the screen, hattifatteners too.

     

    The TV light painting over my blue.  

     

  • Pomegranate

    I’ve had pomegranates twice in my 17 years.

    Each time, I was awed at how 

    something with such a mysterious foreign air

     could hold so many intricate bursts of joy. 

     

    All I’ve got is the shell:

  • The Moon

    The moon whispers

    Oh so quietly, yet

    It is louder than all else

    Its words wind through the frozen trees and dance across the sparkling snow, the forest still but for its wavering reminder that