Fish Bowl
Inspiration peculiarly comes
most often at night
running late
with white thoughts
and dark dreams of yesterday.
Intelligent,
but lacking
the luster that comes from memories;
the dazzling effect
of mystery and misery.
I am who I almost was
we were how we are
almost this, but never that
still we don’t swim far.
Surge
Words whispered
back and forth.
Continuously following a star
called north.
I must confess,
I think of you
more often than not.
And somehow wrongdoings
are all begot.
A cigarette to calm the urge,
hoping soon
our bodies will merge.
A 16-year-old stomach tied in knots,
drowning in her useless thoughts.
20: this time it is me
are you lost in insecurity?
Ten letters between us,
a whole country too.
So why can’t I stop dreaming
of us and you?
About the Creator
Rielee Flodin
I love humans too much not to write about them. We suck, but I’m trying to suck less.
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