She writes with the pinkest of ink, that is also laced with white paint, filled with the highest layers of fairy tales and stuffed bears.
She twirls in the pinkest of dresses, sewn in threads of optimistic love, lighted by the airiest orchid clouds of white skies.
She’s the pinkest of them all— adorned in lace and ruffles, sick with kawaii and Disney. She looks out the window, and sees only peace, she goes out the door and shows only love.
Here’s a poem I wrote in 2022, in this composition book I had decorated with scrapbook paper. I’m still writing in that same book, I really need to fill it out. I haven’t really edited this poem that thoroughly, if you have any editing suggestions, I would love to hear them!
Decayed, ashen, dirty handsclimbs their way up the scraggly hillside.Broken branches tears and slicesat its decrepit skin.But it does not care,for it does not feel.For it is the wraith,undead. Above it towers a wrathful sky,about to release its vitriol.And below it lies a beach,with dirt tan sandand dark, hard stones.And…
I wrote this poem sometime in 2022. It has a definite springtime feel, but I decided to post this now before summer is “officially” over. The real bees are probably beginning to settle in for the cooler months ahead. At any rate, enjoy this poem and the last bit of…
If tomorrow our sky is no longer blue, it will still be a crown for you. A gift of love if the crown is pink, a reward of passion if red. A pile of happiness if orange, a strong mind with yellow. If green a bag of dollars, if gold…