a little disasterA Poem by Lizzie Madlochown mind and perspiration on coffee. notebooks full of ink sketches and poems no fiction to be found here. Welcome to the narrative. You next to me, about a thousand degrees. I walk over with headphones on, a baseline in my chest even though I know the way now. I’m so much more than the smile I give. Boy, I’ve written you so many odes. Autumn days hiking up hot spots on my feet and library afternoons. Life can be so many things at once, but I’ve only ever liked wearing one pair of shoes. You’ve hooked me but stay caught on your own line. Maybe she’s beautiful and jewels fall from her lips at you. I can accept that, too. I promise I’ll try harder to make love and not fall into it. Tomorrow and tomorrow and maybe the night before the next hike will be different. © 2016 Lizzie Madloch |
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1 Review Added on October 9, 2016 Last Updated on October 9, 2016 Tags: boy, girl, relationship, sex, complicated, friends, emotions, love AuthorLizzie MadlochSaratoga Springs, NYAboutSophomore at Skidmore College. Writer. Rock-climber. Chemistry Major. A PreMed girl with a passion for creative writing, doc martens, and dyed hair. more..Writing
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