Summertime SadnessA Poem by Carly HoltzmanWhen lovers quarrel, the earth shatters, Explosions in the sky, Echoing her heartbreak, Alone in a dark room, A body on the floor. Lazy afternoons in mid-July, Resisting the urge to run, Away from her problems, Away from the bleeding. Her dreams are larger than her despair, but her fears may be stronger, A fear of love, and omen of her past, Shaking in the rain, Crying out for help, for someone’s arms to stop the seizing, A friend, The body on the floor, in a state of Vulnerability, as you watch their soft,
Snores, a July siesta. © 2014 Carly Holtzman |
StatsAuthorCarly HoltzmanChicago, ILAboutI'm Carly, I am currently a student at DePaul University, studying psychology and creative writing. I like to explore the city of Chicago. I am inspired by the ugly, the beautiful, and the inner-worki.. more..Writing
|