A Portrait of A PoetShe spends most days dreaming of beinglightning quick, talented, and oh, oh-so beautifuland her days are truly just beginningAs she sits in Science class, writing outfrolicsome metaphors brimming with emotionher confidence is piningfrom deep hurts and a broken heartyet she finds inspiration most in unhappinessSo she scribbles down painful thoughtsamongst her oblivious classmates,hoping the words will cometo mean something.Her skin radiates sunlight, asPhillipine blood runs in her veins,and she rests her head in Thailan
EcstasyHeat scorches skin rushingcolor to my face, mybeating heart pounding fasterand fasterat the sight of you. I feel my nerves stretchstrain to keep up with therhythm of blood's rushing race.It simmers my senses,scalding within me and I'msweating quietly insidewithout moisture.You come inches away and I'mblinded by your vividorange sunlight aurapiercing me. I blinkrapidly, cannot breatheyour face draws in,pressing soft pillows to my mouth...and your bite is juicy----it runs down my chin in mango delights--tasting like you andmy senses scream in ecstasyat your tenuous flavor quenching my silly girlish
Childish HeartsChildish h e a r t s, flawless and whole,run b a r e f o o t without any caresThey p l a y with the night through storm-cloudy dreamsflying in and around s o m e w h e r e sF a s t e n me to my childish heartwith t h o s e little
The Memory of MomentsLife passes like a scent drifting on the flowing breezecaressing your senses for an instantbefore moving on to wherever we all go.I hope my gentle touch isn't too briskand that the chill doesn'tleave your nose bitten by frostwhen I've gone,but instead I wish to becomforting coolness on a sunny hillsideto sweep over your moist hot bodyand provide relief to you for a time.And you shall remember those happy times.I hope that in the memory of me you will recallthe pleasant scent of cinnamon or gingermixed with rose petals or lavenderand so every time you walk by that bakery we knowor stroll through our gardenyou
High on Pink Rose PetalsCool breezes brush the sunny heatoff pale freckled skin andHazel-brown eyes look upwatching the blue and white movement in the skythrough the dancing leaves surrounding white tree-barkSoft cool velvet tickles the sensesand she drinks it in through smiles and heartbeatsHigh on the scent of pink rose petals
tummy talkinghalfway between her head and her toesi spend most my life beneath a veiltoo thick to see through but warm and softand i'm comfortable here, shielded from the prying, judgmental eyewhich i know she avoids even more then i dothe usual is a glimpse of lightwhen one piece of cloth is replaced with anotherand once in a while i get to see myself when she finds a private moment to peer at mesometimes her green eyes seem curious, gazing at our reflection in the glassat other times she is loathsome and i wonder what i could have doneto make her hate me so muchbut i especially like the hot showers she gives mewhere i am complete
Distorted Reflection I thought I could trust my mirror image but then -pressing my hand to the glass, flesh is stone- she too
An EverydayThe sky changescolorsright before my eyesAn everydaymiracleblazingon the horizon
the first breath afterwardstatic runs within my veinsand pricks my toessending numb sensations throughmy body in waves and i am the snow on the screenhushing the room with its noisea distant screaming crowdroaring as they fall and fademy hair sticks to my neckand heat drips from my skinleaving pathways for electric currentsto travel their coursegive me life againbut i can't breathmy throat is full of sandthe salty taste catches fliesand throws them out againas my body convulsesi chokemy eyes fill and overflowbees escaping through my tearsstinging as they fly awayblack specks in above blueleaving laughter behind that falls to
Winterfresh FlamesA piece of gum,your words roll like winterfresh breathfrom your lips, carving the air into ice sculptures,slowly freezing the torn edges of what I once had thought was truth.A refreshing sensation yet it has chilled me into my place and your words arewritten on my skin like frostbitten-blue tattoos.Give me cinnamon.You cease utterance and the air falls, thrown aside andcast into shatters of melting glass,quenching my flaming heart.I feel the steam in my chest.I used to feel protected by the lukewarm everydaybut this simultaneous heat and frost has altered the things I once knew.Your presence sets shivers through my s
Through My WindowHer house was the one next to mine. Yesterday, it had the "FOR SALE" sign just outside next to the mailbox and today, they're moving in. I saw her get out of the truck and just about had to scrape my face off the window. Luckily, my bedroom window faced the street where I watched her help her parents unload the moving truck. They had a lot of stuff. After about an hour, my mom knocked on the door telling me I should go help. I think she knew I'd like the girl. I wasn't too curious about a lot of other girls from my school because I'd watched them all grow from that awkward elementary school stage. But this girl she was new I too
Making Deals with the WindI used to make deals with the wind.She'd blow for me, and I'd sing for her.She'd take the sound of my voice and immediately whisk it away to some far-off placelike a secret only she could hear.Perhaps she would deliver the message to some unknown someone far away.One who truly cared.She'd softly blow away all my cares and worries with my song,and I felt she was the most loyal and caring friend I had. The only one I had.Sometimes I thought she might be angry with me.She'd blow my hair so hard it would whip my faceand sting.It felt like a lashing.But the times I really knew she was mad were when she held so st