PuzzleA Poem by Jacob IsenhourFirst real attempt at poetry that people will actually read. I'm not a poet.
Life's puzzle,
blatantly clear, as music laughed behind the clarity. To think was measurement, painting it's rhythm, the chords aching, air drying in the breeze. love-he thought, the waterfall of feelings, a destitution of instinct, for the sake of it. Love, the last piece to the puzzle, thinking aloud flowing down, and he stood still on the balcony, transient times fleeting, God's will opposing him, love still and breathless, the waterfall had cascaded into marvelous nothingness.
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StatsAuthorJacob IsenhourFort Collins, COAboutI am a 17 year old writer from Fort Collins, Colorado. I enjoy writing short stories. My main influence is William Faulkner, but as I dig more into literature, I am sure I will find more. I have compl.. more..Writing
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