I wish

I wish I could see the world like a puzzle

with each piece

having one

rightful

place.

But there is far too much 

idealist romantic

in me 

for that to be the case.

I think

I will always see the world

like a case board

with facts

and people

and events

all interconnected

in bright red,

confusing networks

of life's string.

I wish I could see the world 

without shades of grey

but there is far too much poetry in me

for that to be the case.

Csquared

VT

16 years old

More by Csquared

  • Upside Down

    Things are different.

    I don't know when they changed

    or when I noticed them changing.

    But in any case,

    my eyes are open now

    and I see that things are upside down.

    At first it was just a drop

  • We Yearn For Spring

    Poetry is hard in the winter.

    It is inexplicable but,

    for me,

    definitely true.

    In the spring, summer, and fall, 

    there are limitless possibilities, 

    endless inspirations.

  • Mist

    Misting

    slowly, a dusting of pearly droplets

    coats the world.

    each one lands separately,

    but over time, they all combine.

    joining forces

    melting together

    to overtake the earth.