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for days after i see the rain,
I note the things it does to me,
to have a head that's topped with clouds
and dreams which swirl and whirl-y-gig
my attention goes deep down below
into the soil, into green and black
i thrill to watch the patchwork moss
i thrive to see it grow so fast
wind whisks me through to make me move
more quickly than i can
the air is like loves last caress
I rush to catch its hand
and in all this have i forgot
to do what things I should
my beds unmade, there's bugs that bite
and all my work is crude
tights the word that best befits
the feeling in my strings
there is a world on either side
that i am taut between
and if i lean too hard to one
the other side goes slack
then instantly all that I see's
whichever world I lack
I note the things it does to me,
to have a head that's topped with clouds
and dreams which swirl and whirl-y-gig
my attention goes deep down below
into the soil, into green and black
i thrill to watch the patchwork moss
i thrive to see it grow so fast
wind whisks me through to make me move
more quickly than i can
the air is like loves last caress
I rush to catch its hand
and in all this have i forgot
to do what things I should
my beds unmade, there's bugs that bite
and all my work is crude
tights the word that best befits
the feeling in my strings
there is a world on either side
that i am taut between
and if i lean too hard to one
the other side goes slack
then instantly all that I see's
whichever world I lack
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Literature
This is Irony
I count the passing of days in ashtray soldiers,
and stillness in the words of dead poets.
We write our secrets on the inside of our lungs
and hide truths on the inside of our stanzas,
because it’s acceptable to wear hatred on your arms,
but vulnerability is a mark of weakness.
I have choked down everything: pain and shame and arsenic tranquility,
to spew forth such paltry words and call it poetry.
A waltz away from thirty eight caliber oblivion
we press back, back
because death isn’t as romantic as we hoped,
and poison is quieter than a gunshot.
Literature
Muse
i yell at the clouds between sunrise dreams
their whispy constellations forming unresolved patterns
that hide and wink with conspiracy
"the devil is in the details"
she said,
but her voice is more whisper than sound
and I wonder if she was ever really here
i climb into bed and close the sheets behind me
to lock away the day
hiding my fears behind the substance of sleep and repetition
"identity is not who you are"
she said,
"but what you do"
and her voice is more thought than whisper
and I wonder if she was ever more than me
Literature
A Sudden Flight
Ink-black birds scatter,
Writing lines of free verse
Across a paper sky.
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this poem was a short, easy process to create, it had good inspiration all the way through, it reminded me of how I used to write and the ways that I used to create poems, or think about poetry. That said it had its demons too. The whole time I was writing this poem it kept coming unbidden to my mind that this was not very modern, or that I was falling back on romantic devices, or that the poem would never be popular or relevant or important. I kept thinking that I should somehow modernize it, that the rhyming scheme i was using was just a scheme, and that what i was working on wasn't really poetry at all.
To all of these things, I told myself: NO. and kept working on it anyways.
writing all this out seems silly now. I just wanted to express that I think of this poem as a sort of personal triumph against myself, and a reminder that all poetry is first the poetry of the self. before it ever has a chance to become anything else, it has to be of the self, it has to be kind of selfish. That's not to say it can't be kind, or giving, but it has to know what it can give and what it can't without compromising its nature as a thing of the self.
Anyways, thank you for reading, this is how I feel and I love it.
To all of these things, I told myself: NO. and kept working on it anyways.
writing all this out seems silly now. I just wanted to express that I think of this poem as a sort of personal triumph against myself, and a reminder that all poetry is first the poetry of the self. before it ever has a chance to become anything else, it has to be of the self, it has to be kind of selfish. That's not to say it can't be kind, or giving, but it has to know what it can give and what it can't without compromising its nature as a thing of the self.
Anyways, thank you for reading, this is how I feel and I love it.
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This is so simple but I really did find myself getting carried off into the daydream with you. Really lovely!