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A Poem by Julia Squires

i need a long walk through every cloud in the sky
i need to spend a day in the core of the earth
take a train through the traffic that clutters my heart
diving so deep that i finally drown

she might be enough to drive me out of my mind
i want to stare at the ceiling till i laugh like a child
her words form before me and dangle above
hanging like fruits i'm too fearful to touch

so i turn on my side and i wonder how long
something so lovely could last in my life
wasting each hour i await her return
gathering feathers that fall from the wall

can she tell when i try to take care where i tread?
can she tell i trace circles round moments to treasure?
can she see me plant trees to cast shade on my feelings?
when she tells me i love you, does she know i believe?

she can call it charade if that's how she feels
for me this performance feels a lot more real

© 2014 Julia Squires


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CWP
How eloquently put! I could read book of your poetry!

Posted 10 Years Ago


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B.J
The important questions of life answered beautifully

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

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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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