I grew tired of this
life
so long ago
Can I leap
into the air
without fear of
shattering?
Is that your answer?
I can’t take my eyes off you
I’ll still walk away
This is my sad truth
Long, endless nights without you
Empty solitude
Have you ever just wanted to say something, but the words can’t or won’t come out? And then suddenly the moment has passed, and the words suddenly feel irrelevant. I think that’s why I write:
when the thoughts swirl too much in my head…
because I am afraid to say things out loud…
when there is no one to listen…
because I hope one day you’ll read my words…
I write because I know no other way.
This post is the first of a new series of post card poems. The written words never spoken or shared, but desperate to be heard. Enjoy!
Your smell is gone
From this empty room
Leaving my nights
colder
When did it all start to
fade away?
These tiny deaths -
they wake me nightly
When you're far from sight
and never within arms reach
The fear is overpowering -
I'm scared you'll forget about me
We are cosmic and rare
albeit tortured and predestine
With my head resting against your nook
I feel my only moments of peace
But the countdown begins
and the hazy returns
We won't be these people anymore
We'll always belong somewhere else,
and never to each other
I broke down todayTired of saying goodbyeCan’t fly with clipped wings
I had a moment of clarity – this incandescent realization that soothed me to my core. It was right around the time when the sun kissed the horizon and set everything on fire. Nothing felt impossible, the world opened wide and every fear was pulled away with the current. The daily chatter and small mindedness melted into the background and nothing else existed. Nothing and everything melded together actually, but it faded into this white noise, carried away by the wind. I want to live there forever. It’s not too much I think to just want to sit in the moonlight and watch it all slow down, especially when you know it’s evanescent. But it’s arresting and rare, so people want to tear it away. It’s imprinted on me though, deeply and securely. It was enough for now.