Saturday, May 3, 2014

A Poem Anthology

I sat down and wrote some poems. There are five. Hope you like them. I don't really care if you don't. Well, maybe just a little. 

A haiku. 


The Internet

Desperate typing
A universe that traps me
A coma of lies.

A structured. 

 Outside My Window, I See Thee

Over by the park bench
Underneath the seats.
Tucked behind an iron bar.
Sits a pair of cleats.

It’s sunny
Dewy from yesterday’s rain
Edged with fog
Morning’s greetings from a midnight train.

Yearning to go outside
Waiting to explore
In a dazed morning trance
Wind floats through the door.

Invisible strings
Sleeping in cold water. 
Empty thinking
Eyes that only wander.

There you are.
Holding those cleats by the elbow
Escaping the park.
Entering my window. 


Two free verses. 

A Stupid Analysis Of Myself By Myself

Smart?
Logical?
Future Law?
Ha. 

Truthfully, I am just a misconstrued mess of things yet to be put back together.
An unorganized train wreck with eyes,
Food-consuming computer with the wrong codes.
Ha.

A bomb waiting to explode into a bazillion fireballs
A dictionary with the word ‘bazillion’ under the letter ‘T.’
Lazy sunshine that shines in the wrong places.
Ha.

A book hoarder that hoards empty glass bottles
An enigma with a easily solved exterior
A happy person with a superb streak of wins and failures.
Ha.

The kind of person that jams whatever she can think of in a sentence or two
A run-on with a period before the end.
A mixed alphabet that doesn’t want to be unscrambled.
I’m that kid who hated bread as a kid and now have a unexplainable urge to go buy some.
I'm a perplexity of a person. Poo.


 My Wonders of Life at Age Thirteen

How to lose something that has already been lost.
How to value something you don’t know has value.
How to be something when you don’t know what to be.
How to list wonders when you don’t really know what to wonder about.

What would it be like to live on the moon,
What my mom would say if she found out I broke her hair dryer,
What will happen to the hair dryer that is now hidden beneath my bed,
What is beneath my bed?
Now that’s a REAL mystery.

Where my money goes when I can’t find it,
Where my mind goes on Saturdays,
Where did the word “Saturday” come from?
Where is the textbook for my math homework,
Where did the doughnuts next to my math homework go?
Certainly not in my stomach.

When is EXO going to come to New York City?
When will the New York City Department of Education stop the elongation of a school day at Stuyvesant?
When will I get over the fact that the absence of abs in the NYC concert when there was an abundant display in Paris is frustrating,
When did my sentences get so long?
When will the Senior Trip be,
When will I stop being so forgetful,

When will I sleep tonight?

And a name poem. 

The Name Poem (‘Cause Naming This ‘Emily’ Would Be Cliché)

Exerts much of her concentration on professional fangirling,
Mostly crazy but I’d call it genius,
Interesting if you don’t mind waiting for it.
Lends an ear for your worst jokes because they’re probably better than mine,
Yours to trust.



~*~

Some of these poems you might not understand. Don't worry about it. 
I don't know. I just had a whole session of self-reflection and listening to rock music and the deep lyrics really got to me. The poems might not be the greatest in the universe, but they're mine. I'm going to look back and laugh at all this later, maybe. But for now, I just feel... deep. Soulful. I dunno, bro. 

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