filling edgesA Poem by Tenten
I wear my body awkward I wear my skin quite fine My hair wears me roughly My eyes don’t exist without scratched lenses That wear me tightly, silently For all the comfort in the world I never seem to fit In the size of my own frame Stumbling through edges Cowering in the massive of blank space That the frame cannot full It’s taking time, years in fact Slowly expanding to fit in an individual way Where cowering transcends to meaning And falling out of edges Seem an elegant flip of nonchalance
© 2008 TentenAuthor's Note
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