Wednesday, June 2, 2010

I have been on a poem streak lately so I thought I'd post what I've written so far. I also promised a good friend of mine that I would write for 15-30 minutes every day. so I'm starting today. I will hopefully post my writings every until school starts, and then the notebook writings will continue.

The Wind

the wind can rustle the leaves
sing through my hair
and whistle quietly in the trees

but it can be harsh
it can whip the trees down
make swirling tornados of air
and swirl the dust in hurling tunnels of sand

the wind can caress
it can carry a thought
or a dream in its tight grip

when the sun shines
when the moon is out
when it is storming
when it is drizzling

the wind will blow on
through the dust
and the dirt and grime

and when it is my time
the wind will carry
my soul into a new
and wonderful life


Waiting

time slows to a miserable pace
like molasses seeping through an empty space
for that one moment that will free me from this place

the trees are waiting outside
my blue bike in the driveway calls "Ride me"
the book on the counter tempts me closer
the music and the computer yell "pick us"
but I am stuck here waiting
waiting for the workweek to end

the bell will not ring fast enough
and neither my feet or my legs will obey me
the clacking backpack weighs me down
the stoplight turns red to fast

the SQUEL the tires scream
the hurry of home and the peace are gone
the pain and hurt rush upon my body

the white washed walls hurt my eyes
the sorry's and I feel bad for you's don't help
all I want is to go home to the life I once had


Hands

the rough and dry
the smooth and oily
the hardened and worn
are the hands

the story is told
in the deep crevaces
and the tiny cracks
of the hands

the once lively soul
of a tired old man
rests in his warm
wrinkly hands

what can be read
is the life
what can be told
is a story

in the many pairs
of beautiful, soft,
oily, dry, cracked, smooth
hands

well, I hope you guys like it!!! remeber to comment :) I do take advice and comments on my works of word art!! till later,
A.D. Warrick