walk on the wild side
My Advanced Creative Writing prof has asked us to stroll outside of our own genres, and to try something new, which for me, means taking a stab at poetry. It's weird, and uncomfortable, but I have to give it a try. Here is a sample from this first batch of poetry. I would love some feedback (and don't worry-- they don't all rhyme!).
On the other side
a lock between
I can breathe
remain unseen
Curses muffled
shrill and crude
threaten not
sweet solitude
Seashells and fishes
my own little beach
the faucet still
I cannot reach
Sometimes inside
the cabinets bare
curled in the corner
twirling hair
On the tile
will I lie
in the darkness
do not cry
Across my foot
a pillbug crawls
there are no windows
only walls
Hug the potty
blue fuzzy top
I lay my head
on knees I drop
I hear him outside
my hideout no more
dear lock, please hold tight
‘gainst thunder at the door
1 Comments:
In a sad way this poem is absolutely beautiful Lindz.
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