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You're
the nerves that trip,
the worrying of my lip,
the tension in my wrists.
You're
the bloody knees that I get,
when the wrong track's wet,
and I slide across pavement.
You're
the cold tears that tend to collect,
When I don't know where you went,
hoping for your return, any moment.
You're
the tenuous hope that's sometimes fed,
the hurricane inside this aching head,
the sweetness of what desire's said.
You're
the absence that creates insomniac nights,
poems that illustrate confusion and fright,
pressure in my chest uncomfortably tight.
Yet, when all's said and done,
You're the smile that I smile.
For you, I'd walk endless miles,
For a chance to hold your hand
as we share the warmth of the sun.
It must be...
the nerves that trip,
the worrying of my lip,
the tension in my wrists.
You're
the bloody knees that I get,
when the wrong track's wet,
and I slide across pavement.
You're
the cold tears that tend to collect,
When I don't know where you went,
hoping for your return, any moment.
You're
the tenuous hope that's sometimes fed,
the hurricane inside this aching head,
the sweetness of what desire's said.
You're
the absence that creates insomniac nights,
poems that illustrate confusion and fright,
pressure in my chest uncomfortably tight.
Yet, when all's said and done,
You're the smile that I smile.
For you, I'd walk endless miles,
For a chance to hold your hand
as we share the warmth of the sun.
It must be...
Literature
differently (v. 2)
i.
if I had known I would die tonight,
I think I would've kissed her.
I think I would've told her to stay with me under
the umbrella for just a moment longer
instead of letting her walk into her home
with a flash of a smile back to me
and a "get home safe."
I think I would've pressed that button on the handle
letting the umbrella collapse above us,
fall to the pavement,
let the torrential rain soak us,
and I know I would've kissed her
before she had the chance
to say something.
I know I would've let the rain just pour down on us while
we kissed there,
until she pulled away and laughed –
god, I loved her laugh –
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Literature
Straight Ahead
In keeping with the adage that says,
life is a road,
being in love is a little like watching someone walk away
and naively,
innately,
trusting that they will return.
Being loved,
and loving someone back,
is doing the hard thing
and never,
ever,
turning around.
Because being in love
means,
shouldering the burden of knowing
that the road ahead
is so very dangerous,
and not being cruel enough,
to let the other know.
Literature
Windows
Such a small little girl, with the biggest heart I've ever known. She doesn't quite understand everything that's going on. It takes all the strength I have not to let her see me cry, so I'm glad for the cover of night. She's in the back seat as we drive, her face towards the waxing moon.
"Mommy..."
She waits for me to say, "What, baby?"
And then again she waits for a moment before asking, "Is daddy coming too?"
The crushing weight of the answer takes the breath out of my lungs.
"No, baby. Daddy and mommy can't live together anymore."
It's history repeating. Only she's younger. And my own mother had left me in silence. For a second, I fe
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Awesome job!
That opening stanza really drew me in! Great rhyming too
That opening stanza really drew me in! Great rhyming too