surgeryA Poem by Julia Squires
eloquent eyelids fold and grow old
the pressure applies to a plethora as the images enter and exit my mind reminding me over and under i forgot that her feathers were fragile the sky is ceramic, cerulean it'll break if you tap at the glass pieces of the parchment, love letters all are littered through threads of my time i wasted by waiting a while this is the end, let us end and begin we've only been a weekend away so revisit our houses and hold to their hands nothing they know is upon us - not yet our only defense is declining the taste is too tepid to tingle my tongue i'll mix a new element in this time i'll range from the red to the riddle enigma in envy of aid the guilt gives me guesswork i don't harbor hard feelings in a sorely softened soul i merely miss what's now misplaced and i wish to weave some wounds to be sort of a surgeon and i ask my own memories - is this ever adulthood? to simply say i love you - is that all it ought to take? i wish i could whisper these words in my ear like a seashell, held against: grow up, little girl © 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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