Where Do Lost Things Go?
We’ve all lost something before
Whether an old sock or a stuffed dinosaur
A broken guitar, a key to a home
A book from school or a brown hair comb
We realize, much too late, these things slipped away
We’ve all lost something before
Whether an old sock or a stuffed dinosaur
A broken guitar, a key to a home
A book from school or a brown hair comb
We realize, much too late, these things slipped away
change is an odd thing
change is weird
it can happen while a bird flaps its wing
or tweets its tweet
or sings its song
but change happens to us all
no matter what
you could say
i lied
i am not like you
i wish i was
you could say
my message in a bottle
drifts across the sea
a quiet cry for help
no one will receive
no one will ever know
who i am
I don't believe in psychics, but I believe in fortune cookies.
It's not as if I particularly like the taste--
But it feels special somehow.
Twelve years, eleven months, and twenty seven days.
She only had twelve years, eleven months, and twenty seven days:
Of running through life wearing rose colored glasses glued to her face,
it's almost night on the Tyrrhenian Sea
homes glow like stars on the cliffside
and waves of green lap against the side of the boat
there is a storm approaching,
I have a note for you,
But I didn't want to say it to everyone,
With everyone there.
I really wish we danced,
I know we had fun at the dance,
12 to 16,
I won,
We played for no reason,
It slips out of my mouth easily.
Pushes past my lips with little protest
And I almost forget the weight the words carry.
Easy as they go,
It’s hard to remember that
It
Hurts
Burn them all:
The black, the white
The left, the right
Yes, burn them all!
They're bad for our country:
The immigrants, the government
They're bad for us, trust me.
January: January can start with mud or snow but it always feels like a fresh start. like a start to the end it feels like a waterfall picking up the river where the other one ends.
I opened the door to put up the Easter gel clings,
and was greeted by my childhood.
Children were playing outside, running
across the lawns on the bright
spring evening.
I'm Kashmiri.
I understand the language but don't speak it
Which sometimes makes me feel like a fraud.