Missing YouThe sun is setting as you brush your hand softly across my cheek. You are saying words to me, your sweet calming words and i drown in your beautiful voice. So many things are going on in my life but right now all i can think about is your soft touch on my skin. I've wished for so many things in my life but the only wish that matters now is that time freezes in an invisible circle around us. The earth can grow old and wither. The trees can slowly crack and fall and dissolve back into the ground. Machines can conquer nature until all that's left is metal and rust. We wMissing You
A Gathering of Limericks1 Late at night I was awoken Upon a few hushed words that were spoken I tried to return to sleep, but I learned once cracked, dreams are eternally brokenA Gathering of Limericks
2 There lived a man with a stutter The neighbor boy thought him a nutter the boy laughed and joked he prodded and poked but an unkind word the man did not utter
3 Let us talk of the weather Conversation as light as a feather Talk of death has me weeping and wishing I were sleeping and turns my feelings tough as leather
4 I wish to turn into a boat or su
something about youthWalking on street curbs under the influence Teenage love nights, losing our innocence Losing ourselves and finding our confidence Learning to live but living in ignorancesomething about youth
Never realizing our own mortality Fun at the risk of sure fatality Making our own world to escape reality Making up stories to disguise brutality
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*sigh* it's days like this that make me wish i would have died in that freak accident at the Little Debby factory
... that had nothing to do with anything.... it just made me smile....
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-- now i dont know why but i still try to smile when they talk at me like im just a child.. well im not a child... no... im much younger than that--
(thanks for the comment on my main page, dear!)
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Jade Puget is my hero.
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If only pure sweetness was offered, why's this bitter taste left in my mouth? If I could catch my breath just to exhale, I'd know that I held it in to long
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