ObservationsA Poem by j.l. lunaNot a permanent title. This came from a journal entry I entitled "observations" but have yet to come up with an appropriate title.
In the summertime
I lay restless in the heat it leaves burns on my skin and a dryness in my throat I stop remembering who I am In a way, it's cleansing I stop guessing how many stars are in the sky I stop counting how many steps it takes to get home I just am My eyes plead for darkness a room full of it, they beg Five more minutes, I say we must appreciate what we have before it is too late The sands of time do not change We are stuck in perpetual motion, you will not be saved When autumn comes I am relentless I drink every kind of tea there is I read every book, twice I no longer hate the air Breathing is simple But I begin to count my steps again measuring time in teaspoons How much to make a life? I succumb too soon I can't sleep at night because I am mapping out the sky with a bright blue pen and the irises of my eyes © 2014 j.l. luna |
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Added on November 9, 2014Last Updated on November 9, 2014 Authorj.l. lunalos angeles, CAAboutAge 27, eternally a little punk rock kid. I spend most of my time reading, writing, listening to music and learning. Poetry is my specialty but I am lingering in the realm of short story and novel .. more..Writing
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