Past Denver resident, the buildings are tall but limited. Recent Los Angeles resident, the buildings are big and crowded. Current Las Vegas resident, the buildings are bold and bright. Visiting New York, the buildings are Monstrous Gorgeous Ancient Towering They make me feel Miniscule Invisible Tiny A scream would produce silence This city swallows voices …
The ability to situate a certain emotion a moment into words. To verbally grasp what seems indefinable unexplainable. How hard it is to be confined to such a strict word box when trying to illuminate feelings experiences human interactions that far exceed the language barrier. The poet is the conductor bringing forth a symphony …
I found you in the darkest hour there all along heavenly distraction a patched haven. But I was quick to recoil, retreat in the shadows. Like a flower picked too soon wilted away bleeding scattered veins never to fully bloom. August, a broken-down car on a fiery summer day. You found me a downward …
Astoundingly Affectionately You aligned imbalances in me Calmly Cozily You crafted butterflies in me Elegantly Ecstatically You energized movement in me Gently Gracefully You grew and bloomed through me Intimately Innocently You interested all of me Kindly Knowingly You knitted broken parts of me Mysteriously Magically You mirrored fragments …
Spontaneous dances in the rain Electricity from a first kiss Lying in grass playing with cloud formations Hugging a best friend after months that felt like years Reaching a mountain’s summit, above the chaos Day naps, not a care in the world 6am winter bicycle rides, cold air stinging my lungs Cutting open a …
I’ve read a billion uniform recommendations Arrangements of words to inspire all attempting to utter the same prophecy Today is a new day, give it everything you’ve got I chose to put the book down change what I disliked about my life left stagnant relationships and pursued all that frightened me Unhappiness is temporary …
Forty-five pounds I carry with me The climb Summit Nature This is everything Crisp air creeping up the gaps in my sleeves Tossing my hair in frenzy Dilated eyes Sun bleeding through the yellow mesh of the tent Like the cracks on my hands Blistered feet Swollen calves All irrelevant Nothing can touch …
Our original destination, Bali, Indonesia, changed to Thailand in all of five minutes due to the 'active volcano'. It was a strange event, but a blessing, and I could not have asked for a more eventful diverse vacation with my brother. Spontaneous goes without saying, considering we planned for the off season, stormy rainy weather, …
People can only take so much Only have so much to give They have their limits You are not worth breaking routine You are not worth change That conversation in the coffee shop on the corner Didn’t affect them at all You never fit into their day for one second So don’t think you’re …
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