The Blank PageA Poem by Elizabeth PorterfieldThe Blank Page
A blank page Thoughts tangled and snared And still A blank page lies before you It shouldn’t be blank It should be covered in ink And graphite Words should be scribbled Doodles drawn Yet the page is still blank Empty Like all that’s left of you… Can you find the words again? The tattered pieces of your soul? Can you fill What’s been left unfilled For far too long? Remember The things forgotten Too long ago? In your confusion In all your broken sorrow You’ve found something You’d lost And the pages write themselves © 2013 Elizabeth PorterfieldAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on April 1, 2013 Last Updated on April 1, 2013 AuthorElizabeth PorterfieldButlerville, ARAboutI have written and love lots of dark and depressing writing, although my friends call me chipper.... I usually am a pretty happy person unless you piss me off:) I'm twenty years old and trying to figu.. more..Writing
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