words.
what a burden.
i look down at my two hands.
they're still stained with ink.
i inspect the pads of my fingers.
they're still bruised from typing.
i look up again, across my room.
the pen and paper taunt me, daring me to pick them back up.
i answer their calls.
i walk across the room and sit down.
i need to start simple.
i need to restart...
i stand up again and pace.
i see the window.
the curtains cover it still.
i decide to open them.
the first time in years.
light pours through the glass, blinding me. i almost close the curtains.
but i don't.
the sky is clear, wispy clouds littering the blue canvas.
a willow tree sits outside, and robins fly freely around it.
i look back at the pen and paper.
for the first time in weeks, i grab them.
i don't care what she says anymore.
i start to sketch my tree.
who needs words?
a picture's worth a thousand.
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Poems of a Passionate, Puzzling, Pale Person
PoetryA little book of poems I've written recently! A few joyful, a few solemn, a few in between. A few about nature, a few about humans, whatever suits your needs! Enjoy! (Those were the only P adjectives I could think of to describe me on the spot. Than...