Look at that, irony in the first title? See? See what I did there?
Ok, it sucks.
I'm not even going to try to do anything else clever right now. I'll just post a couple of poems, as NO ONE WILL EVER READ THIS BLOG LIKELY.
In honor of the rainy weather we've been having here at home:
Storm
Song
Dancing barefoot in the street,
arms flung wide to catch
the whole wide world within.
Rain pit pats on her head, soaking
hair twirling as a wingless angel
waltzes with her chimeric cohort.
Laughter peals, with rolling thunder
forms a sonnet of eddying sound.
More vibrant than the shy rainbow,
her heart sings brilliant in those
sky bright eyes of clearest blue.
Abundant and free, her spirit flies forth
on lightning wings of electric emotion.
Never to be held aground again.
Dancing barefoot in the street,
arms flung wide to catch
the whole wide world within.
Rain pit pats on her head, soaking
hair twirling as a wingless angel
waltzes with her chimeric cohort.
Laughter peals, with rolling thunder
forms a sonnet of eddying sound.
More vibrant than the shy rainbow,
her heart sings brilliant in those
sky bright eyes of clearest blue.
Abundant and free, her spirit flies forth
on lightning wings of electric emotion.
Never to be held aground again.
and another, its just old.
Nighttime Brilliance
The
music's gotten louder, I can feel it in my pulse.
Dance
with me, right beside me, you can feel it too.
Twist
a little closer to me, names don't matter,
the
spinning lights know. All night long, we will
be
closer than lovers, sharing secrets in the shadows.
Come
daylight, I'll be gone. Hazy sound drunk memory
blend
with the glow sticks, beat, and soul of the music
until
we emerge, Technicolor butterflies from a raver's cocoon.
And now to publish before I chicken out.
Surprise, Shannon! Someone has read your blog (and you got a comment too!).
ReplyDeleteHoly Crap. What? Mind blown.
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