TasteA Poem by A. A. ZambranaI've tasted the bitterest fruit I could find no, this world isn't drying out beneath us that's just what I've been told to say all this time
But I can feel it in my bones, there's something moving there's something moving I feel a rumbling it's rocking me to sleep
You could taste it on my fingertips but the gift will never be as lovely as the paper to you, it'll never be as sweet
So take it or leave it I don't need you to dream I don't need your eyes to tell me what I've seen I already know the greatest thing is that there's even someone to look out from within me
I open my eyes I open my eyes and it's all gone What are you running from?
I can try to run myself away from me but I've already got the worst thing I could find and it told me not to waste my time
You see, I've always found the best advice in the lowest places because I never minded not having anywhere to look but up they told me to stay stay low and watch the show so I keep my chin up and watch the clouds
I can promise my hips will always be swaying to the music I'm always hearing you can taste in on my fingers you can taste it on my smile but don't ask for this unless you want it though it's likely you won't find it just the way you'd have it if you had things your way
© 2010 A. A. ZambranaAuthor's Note
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Added on May 29, 2010 Last Updated on July 7, 2010 AuthorA. A. ZambranaTulsa, OKAboutI'm only 19, I feel I'm too young to have a Biography. I think the most eloquent and honest biography I could assemble is quite simply interwoven in all of my poetry. Except that none of my poems ment.. more..Writing
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