yejunee

yejunee

FL

17 years old

Posts

  • grow up, child

    i wonder if this is the best version 

    of myself. what could have been 

    and what never will be. the things 

    meant to be and the things that

    are. was it worth it? 

  • wake up

    every now and then, i am lying in bed 

    and want to wake up so badly i could 

    scream for it. surely this is not all there is. 

    surely this is only a dream, a bad dream, 

  • someday

    someday it'll be too 

    late. someday you'll wish 

    you had hugged them tighter. 

    you thought you would see them 

    again. you thought 

    endings didn't happen this way, 

  • event horizon

    event horizon–

    boundary of a black hole beyond which not even light can escape–

    a point of no 

    return 

    so imagine, my dear, a color 

    that is not a color 

  • hurricane

    there's a hurricane tomorrow, but we still 

    have school. hurricane, and you can smell it 

    boiling on the horizon, a heady, light-headed 

    sort of feeling, but my brother and i 

Loves

  • Happiness

    I have come to realize that the most tender thing is not pain, but happiness. 

    So random, so elusive, an intangible wisp in the void. 

    I can't control how long it stays, before it 

  • The Stories in Lines

    In each person, there’s a story, 

    one you may or may not know, 

    but in every person, 

    there are hints of their long story, 

    such as in their beauty. 

    Around their mouth, 

  • Stretching to Infinity

    There is this idea that children have a fear of storms. The distant rumble of thunder a warning to run to their parents' bedroom, throw back the covers, and burrow deep into the familiar warmth. 

  • Rest Now, Carriage Horse

    You do not have to walk with troubles, nor carry the burden of those who abused you through sweltering heat and bruised winters. You will not be a worker, but an earthen animal. A purpose is found in your abundant freedom.

  • The River Speaks

    There is a web and it holds us. 

    Pieces come apart so we help rebuild it. 

    We are a species that has forgotten our place on the web, so the earth reminds us.