A Land

A Land

A Poem by Black Ink

Feet touch foreign land
Loud drums beat as her heart race
Beautifully broken,she was,she is,how she wishes for a hand
And whispers suffocate the innocence of this forgotten place

A place of childhood dreams
A place where she feels normal
Where nothing is what it seems
Her insecurities didn't feel so wrongful

There are flowers that could walk
Nymphs that could talk
Passages through trees
Tatooed henna keys

Colorful stars that fall like powdered rain at night
Eventhough her soul isn't pure and bright
And her face is wet from her silent cries
They see her as the little girl and dry her eyes

The glass breaks from her little teacup
To the real world she glides
Letting her know her time's up
And her memories of these events hides.

© 2014 Black Ink


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Black Ink
Black Ink

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DUID-Disney Until I Die. I started writting songs at the age of seven,but they never sounded good so I gave up on it. At twelve poetry found me and I haven't been able to let it go. Poetry has been th.. more..

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