concrete gardenA Poem by Melanie Genevievebreak ups suckcolorful slithers of things unsaid falling from trees until theyre dead. We let ourselves wither away in the silence. I still remember when our eyes greeted each other with the summer hot steam from the concrete, crickets at night, the beauty of new york was amplified by our magnetic attraction. I miss the days when we dreamed beneath the sheets we dreamed of the greatest garden erupting from concrete we dreamed of a love like no other I had to learn the hard way that you can't grow a garden in the concrete. I miss the soft soil beneath my feet. I had to learn the hard way that the world stops for no one I can't let my world stop for you I cannot be your answer I have to find my own
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1 Review Added on October 28, 2013 Last Updated on October 28, 2013 AuthorMelanie GenevieveFreeport, NYAboutI used to keep my poetry private until my good friend Shabad encouraged me to read a poem (Curiosity) out loud at Sip This Cafe in Valley Stream. Since then I decided to make my writing public and ge.. more..Writing
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