seashell

seashell

A Poem by Julia Squires

my sleep is sparse and spread so thin
i hate to think the night will end
the sun come up, the dark descend
but most of all, i miss the wind

howling through hallways
curl along corridors
till it trails down my throat
and all of my insides

i yearn to be filled
by the feelings you harbor
otherwise i'm empty
a jealous little shell

plastered to the seaside
held up to no one's ear
but if they ever looked to listen
i think they'd hear a howl

© 2014 Julia Squires


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Added on September 21, 2014
Last Updated on September 21, 2014
Tags: teen, dark, emotional, feelings, identity, self, introspection, poetry, love, romance, jealousy, envy

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Julia Squires
Julia Squires

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Hi 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..

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