Treblemaker

Treblemaker

NY

YWP Alumni Advisor

Posts

  • Through the Mesh

    My back porch has become my friend
    better than the rest.
    It lets me sit in silence for a while, facing west. 
    here I see the sunset
    and the weeping willow cry,
    Here I am alone, myself. Where I can laugh or cry.
  • Walls

    I think I’ve hit a wall.
    Maybe it’s a nice brick wall.
    Because I am so tired of looking at everyone through a screen.
    I think my hands have forgotten how rough a surface can be-
    I only ever touch a smooth surfaces now.
  • Covfefe Fefever

    Covfefe.
    You know… 
    That virus thing.
    I can’t explain it- but its already big.
    To make sure Covfefe does not spread,
    There are some things you should do instead:

    Wash your hands all the time with soapfefe- its great!
  • Is that the Horizon?

    I see the end in sight
    Its dim but it is there-
    A hazy mess of light
    A question mark is there.
    Please let the fog be lifted
    From this banned that’s placed so long
    Please have the questioned answered

Loves

  • Fall’s Reminder

    The stars begin to realign,

    Opening new doors,

    As summer starts to resign.

    With whispers of love anew,

    Fall changes what we once knew.

    Bringing us a new gentleness.

    One made out of love,

  • An exotic, old feeling

    Love is a new, familiar taste that’s different every time. 

    Once you fall back in, 

    You feel everything all over again. 

    It’s an exotic sensation. 

    Who said falling in love was a graceful experience?

  • Time Stands Still

    In my heart, I'll turn back the time. 
    I'll see you again, but not in my dreams 
    I'll relive each moment when I wished for more
    But will something change this time?

  • Sorry

    Sorry stopped meaning something the last ten times you said it 

    “I’m Sorry”

    You said, yet the meaning wasn’t there 

  • The Selfless Teacher

    The third-grade teacher who was always more than her job description demanded she be. 

    She was the one who held you when you'd cry, 

    supported you through academic challenges.