So this started out as something about my boyfriend, and it kind of became something to my boyfriend (which is not the same thing as being about :P).
I don't usually write poetry, but hopefully this doesn't suck. No one reads my stuff on here, anyway. lol
I'll just stick it in here so you don't have to download it.
I
I pour love into you
Filling the cracks
II
My dreams: old cinema
Color seeps away
Trench coats and shining eyes
Clutching our breasts
Under raining skies
It’s very romantic
Deconstructed, it might mean
I love ideas
III
Dear Christian,
In (variable) time between our words
And the (many) miles between our persons
I place tumor-thoughts (these are negative thoughts phrased poetically—it may sound kind of silly)
(Can’t poetry be silly?)
(You aren’t silly enough)
(You need to smile)
I envy your fragments (sometimes)
They prick my palms and fingers
Tearing
Little cuts drooling blood
IV
My walls are reddish brown.
My floor is wood with a multi-colored rug over that.
The rug’s colors are dark.
Two beige couches.
A third couch, dark red, with an ottoman.
I watch from inside my house
Through the five windows in my living room
Pressed together: one window with five divisions
The winds spinning
In miniature cyclones
Down sidewalks
Carrying red leaves
V
I pour love into you
Filling your skin case and heart
VI
My Grandma Ruby
Doesn’t care if she lives
Or dies
She told me that herself
She said:
“That’s my husband, Dave. He’s dead.
“That’s my son, Steve. And he’s dead too.
“And I’m gonna die soon. But I don’t care.”
VII
A man slouched in a wheelchair
Pulling his ribcage apart
For his son to see
VIII
After sex
I appreciate your distance
More than any other time
IX
Have you ever seen
That photo of the two lovers
I think it was in Bombay
Skeletons, they cradled each other
In their final moments
They knew embrace
X
I trace the rim of a volcano
Holding my arms out
Leaning towards the lava
Testing balance
And the will
To resist chasing you into hell
I don't usually write poetry, but hopefully this doesn't suck. No one reads my stuff on here, anyway. lol
I'll just stick it in here so you don't have to download it.
I
I pour love into you
Filling the cracks
II
My dreams: old cinema
Color seeps away
Trench coats and shining eyes
Clutching our breasts
Under raining skies
It’s very romantic
Deconstructed, it might mean
I love ideas
III
Dear Christian,
In (variable) time between our words
And the (many) miles between our persons
I place tumor-thoughts (these are negative thoughts phrased poetically—it may sound kind of silly)
(Can’t poetry be silly?)
(You aren’t silly enough)
(You need to smile)
I envy your fragments (sometimes)
They prick my palms and fingers
Tearing
Little cuts drooling blood
IV
My walls are reddish brown.
My floor is wood with a multi-colored rug over that.
The rug’s colors are dark.
Two beige couches.
A third couch, dark red, with an ottoman.
I watch from inside my house
Through the five windows in my living room
Pressed together: one window with five divisions
The winds spinning
In miniature cyclones
Down sidewalks
Carrying red leaves
V
I pour love into you
Filling your skin case and heart
VI
My Grandma Ruby
Doesn’t care if she lives
Or dies
She told me that herself
She said:
“That’s my husband, Dave. He’s dead.
“That’s my son, Steve. And he’s dead too.
“And I’m gonna die soon. But I don’t care.”
VII
A man slouched in a wheelchair
Pulling his ribcage apart
For his son to see
VIII
After sex
I appreciate your distance
More than any other time
IX
Have you ever seen
That photo of the two lovers
I think it was in Bombay
Skeletons, they cradled each other
In their final moments
They knew embrace
X
I trace the rim of a volcano
Holding my arms out
Leaning towards the lava
Testing balance
And the will
To resist chasing you into hell
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I do try to read your verses, stories and few poems, when time permits. I admit to being slack this year as I'm finishing some difficult schooling but you are never forgotten.
It sure is an interesting blend of themes but they seem to flow together quite nicely. A few concepts slip by at the moment but its late at night so I guess I'm missing the point cause I'm tired. I really like VI, VIII, IX & X. V seems like a filler to draw you further into the poem.
tumor-thoughts (these are negative thoughts phrased poetically) You know if you hadn't told me I might have missed the connection on this one but knowing what is meant by them makes them fit perfectly. I suppose I may have made the connection eventually. I like the phrasing of tumour-thoughts.
My fave is II. Very romantic and dramatic makes me think of Casablanca.
*hugs*
It sure is an interesting blend of themes but they seem to flow together quite nicely. A few concepts slip by at the moment but its late at night so I guess I'm missing the point cause I'm tired. I really like VI, VIII, IX & X. V seems like a filler to draw you further into the poem.
tumor-thoughts (these are negative thoughts phrased poetically) You know if you hadn't told me I might have missed the connection on this one but knowing what is meant by them makes them fit perfectly. I suppose I may have made the connection eventually. I like the phrasing of tumour-thoughts.
My fave is II. Very romantic and dramatic makes me think of Casablanca.
*hugs*
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