1/31/18 12:41AM
for someone, someday
I wish I were riding shuttles instead
of throwing shots of cinnamon fire
She’s the only one quivered in deep red
The only arrow my heart desires
She stole my heart, I broke a turnstile
The problem townies in front don’t compare
To thriving supernovas when she smiles
With journal and a stylus in her hair
I’d let her laugh kindly at me all day
If it meant I could see her eyes light up
She’s the sharpest diamond in a ring of gray
A sparkling puzzle I’d never mix up
I hope you’ll forgive null pentameter
And kiss me just once, however meagre
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Author:
Big Swifty (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: January 31st, 2018 02:20
- Comment from author about the poem: she Didn’t kiss me and she never will
- Category: Love
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Comments2
Love the poem especially "I’d let her laugh kindly at me all day
If it meant I could see her eyes light up" - she'd be crazy not to kiss you.....
Aw, thanks Lorna 🙂
Great write
Percolate it my man
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