Sometimes
by Isamar
Posted: 22 March 2006 Word Count: 72 |
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There is a kind of sadness
that spreads on my cheekbones,
that makes my lips stay still
and my eyebrows rise.
River turned pond.
There is a kind of sadness
that freezes grins
and makes my pace slow
and heavy.
Spring turned winter.
There is a kind of sadness that
makes me sit still and stare
at a world no longer mine.
Star turned vacuum.
They call it melancholy.
I wonder why.
that spreads on my cheekbones,
that makes my lips stay still
and my eyebrows rise.
River turned pond.
There is a kind of sadness
that freezes grins
and makes my pace slow
and heavy.
Spring turned winter.
There is a kind of sadness that
makes me sit still and stare
at a world no longer mine.
Star turned vacuum.
They call it melancholy.
I wonder why.
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