I Walked Home the Long Way
I walked home the long way because I knew the sky would not be angry at me.
The moon knew what it felt like to be so tired you couldn’t even think
Of going to bed.
I walked home the long way because I knew the sky would not be angry at me.
The moon knew what it felt like to be so tired you couldn’t even think
Of going to bed.
On Sunday night, you can find me empty in my full room.
Head cocked, half leaning on the arm of my chair,
Listening to the mechanical birdsong of my alarm clock.
Top Gun soundtrack and
peanut butter m&m's and
writing poetry for my friends on
torn-out sheets of notebook paper, scrawling
the verses in pink ink that
reminds me of fairy wings and
If love were a place, where would it be?
Would it be in the arms of their gentle embrace?
Would it be where echoes of their laughter kiss the wall?
Is it the place where only love can dwell?
Would it be ever changing?
My heart aches,
You linger in mind,
Where others should live, you stay.
Why can’t I forget something,
That was never meant to be?
Everything reminds me of you
The gentle patter of raindrops,
Deep in my chest
Lies an ever-throbbing ache,
A constant reminder
Of love unreturned.
Late at night, I lie awake,
Dreaming of things that could never be.
A smile, a laugh, a fleeting gaze—
I watch her sob in the night
Her fingers clutching a photo of her love,
Pressing it to her chest,
As if paper could soften the ache.
She whispers their name in the dark,
The sky spreads itself wide,
a canvas, breathless and unspoken.
As dusk dips its brush in purple and gold.
Each cloud is a stroke,
soft as whispering wind,
brushing fingertips against skin
cold as ice.
lying here, late at night
cold as ice.
the second his sweatshirt was absent
~F
i felt so numb when he told me
that he used to feel the same.
honestly, i should've expected this, yet im shocked.
This statue is a woman.
She’s the symbol of the USA.
Yet people refuse to acknowledge her daughters.
The Lady Liberty, huh?
You know what that makes me think?
The one free woman.
Yeah.
Love is hard, hatred is easy.
How am I supposed to love the girl who pushed me in the hallway because I like reading about dragons? It’s much easier to hate her.