quiet
you talk too loud
too much
i try to tell
you
to stop
you dont listen
overpowering
drowning me
with curiosity
too loud
overbearing
asking too much
i dont want to to
you talk too loud
too much
i try to tell
you
to stop
you dont listen
overpowering
drowning me
with curiosity
too loud
overbearing
asking too much
i dont want to to
A forest so alive,
birds exclaiming their tune worldwide.
By color.
By love.
By melodies short and pleasant
they connect,
their music effervescent.
The wind grows stronger,
Near and near.
I can hear it whistling,
Past my ear.
It fills the sails,
And steadies my steer.
What a joyous moment,
The wind is here!
The world goes on.
Continuing its orbit around the sun.
While we live in our miniature universe.
With our miniature problems.
When I turned five, I wished for new Barbies.
So I could play pretend on the playground.
When I turned eight, I wished for new slime.
So I could make big slime bubbles with my friends.
Poetry is my way of expression.
I have recently discovered this.
A way to say my thoughts with intention.
It makes my mind empty but full of bliss.
Poetry is my new obsession.
my day started sad.
nothing could make it better,
but then I saw you
Last year, I tried to tune my guitar,
but when I played, it came out wrong.
The notes were wobbly, not straight.
I guess I'll try again later
I wish I were the sun.
Bright and happy.
Beams of light.
The thing people look forward to seeing.
I wish I were the moon.
Dark and mysterious.
Shapeshifting silver disc.
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
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.
I could be writing right now
about fairytales;
princesses, and dragons,
magic, and the prince that comes to save her.
But life isn't a fairytale for anybody,
so why write about them?