what's your mode of transport?
mine is the sun. when it rises dripping from the sea when it falls like honey on the trees when it swallows up clouds my soul moves with it.
mine is you.
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[here are 3 of my many favourite poems from her book - A Maze Me, Poems For Girls (Greenwillow Books, Harper Collins Publishers) simply delicious.] [tip: don't read them all at one go. try to think about the poem and what it means to you before moving on or else you'll regret being so rushed. yearp. ] Mystery When I was two I said to my mother I don't like you, but I like you. She laughed a long time. I will spend the rest of my life trying to figure this out. ++ I Want to Meet the Girl who does not run her country the way I do not run my country. I want to meet the girl who hides in a crowd, who laughs in her hand, who was not in the picture. The girl who stands back after being introduced by her parents in a way she would not choose. Who turns her head to the side so she doesn't miss seeing what's there. Where is she? ++ Big Head, Big Face (what my brother said to me) If your head had been smaller maybe you woulda had less thoughts in it, maybe you wouldn't have so many troubles. This is just a guess but seems to me like a little drawer only hold a few spoons and you can always find the one you need while a big drawer jammed with tongs strings corks junky stuff receipts birthday cards you never gonna look at scrambled and mixed so one day you open that drawer poke your hand in and big knife go through your palm you didn't know that a knife was IN there, well, that's why I think it might not be so bad to have a little head with just a few thoughts few memories few hopes maybe if only one little one came true that would be enough for you. ++ |
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