SummerA Poem by Ivy
I will wake tomorrow with a creaky neck but there will be sunlight
shining on my face and music lulling me softly into the world and there will be birds outside reminding me that they're alive too. I might be thumpstruck by the sound of my own footsteps and not even smell the DNA twisted up my breath. This is when the grass grows green and the mornings are warm with laughter that casts the day aside. I will wear tags on my edges saying "yes, someone was here so I must be real now." We were the what ifs and the maybes but together we are a whole number. The glue keeping our fractions together is stronger than the seas, but the salt still does magnificent things to our hair, even if the water holds forever in every salty drop. I will go to sleep knowing I've been a little closer to Atlantis than ever before and I have something to show for it. © 2011 Ivy |
StatsAuthorIvyCAAboutHere's my poetry. The good, the bad, the downright horrendous. Take it for what it's worth. If you choose to critique it, be brutal. Poets of interest: William Shakespeare, E.E. Cummings, Sylvia Pla.. more..Writing
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