Drown My Mouth in Doubts and DreamsA Poem by Julia Squires
Cats can be cruel,
But I've broke a heart. I scatter glass casements To shatter - neglect. Oceans abandon, So further I float. Drifting, deluded; I show no respect. At the cost of curing every cold, I attend my own disease. I might have mended every mold, But instead I let them freeze. Do you miss her at all, Do you ever at all? How can I miss her When she didn't exist? Only an image, echoing out Ahead of the noise we know - A sound so shrill and sheer and Shallow, when all I wanted then and there Was to drown my mouth in doubts and dreams. We never knew Each other well. © 2014 Julia Squires |
StatsAuthorJulia SquiresAboutHi everyone!! My name is Julia. I'm an 18-year-old aspiring prose author with an even greater passion for poetry; I love the sound and rhythm of language itself, how words can flow and dip and swing b.. more..Writing
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