Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts

Saturday, July 4, 2015

Themes/Dreams

I've always wanted to write something that flowed together, something with a noticeable theme that didn't feel repetitive. In the mean time I'm just writing lazy almost-haikus about dreams. 

The Morning
His hands were soft
The tide turned at midnight 
I always leave first 

Waiting Room
The smell of coffee
I read your eyes like a book
We are all alone 

Ocean Dwellers
The ship sunk slowly
Loud footsteps in the hallway
Bodies always float

Our Summer
I swallowed the sun
My heart already knew you
Bright stars burn quickly 

Accidents Happen
They lent together
Triangles hold the most weight
I watched them break

Pancakes
You hate morning breath
Whispers into the cover
I drove home smiling

Love E x



Saturday, January 24, 2015

Page Poem #1

Today I made a Page Poem, I'm not sure if that's what other people call them but I thought the name fit. This isn't a unique idea, I got the idea from my friend Tiffany and thought I might like to try it. Here is attempt number one. 


I hope you like it. I might call it 

                     Leaves

Turn round, shaking that moment
Fell with a crash petrified thoughts
Whirled like dead leaves, a hurricane,
Suddenly overwhelmed he realised
He longed for happiness passionately

Love E x

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Haiku

I've been enjoying poetry so much lately, but had never written any until recently. These are my first attempts at haiku. 



Oceans away

They took them away

Laws that protect the guilty

The tide always turns 


Self-medicated 

The hit numbs the pain

I heard your cries in the night 

Wrong prescription 


Love E x

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Playing With Couplets

Just some morning thoughts, for days when getting out of bed doesn't seem so important. 


First Years First Day

Students roamed the library stairwell

The calves call mournfully for their stolen mothers


Caught

A policeman at the flywire door

The web reverberated with its dying movements


Winter Mornings

The icy grip of the morning air

Tiny hands stuffed inside mittens 


Old Friends

The waves crashed gently onto the shore

They call every night just to say hello


Pancakes for Breakfast

The air was heavy with the scent of you

A table scarred by years of friendly abuse


Love E x