Waiting outside a window
is a wolf that wants to play.
To be told it has existed,
That it's okay to stay.
We prowl in the darkness,
softly stalking down our prey.
Continuing from long ago,
I do not sin to say:
You've made your choice.
You've lost your voice.
You can't return,
though this, you yearn,
Because you did not sing.
It's them or us,
So what's the fuss?
And no, you can't have both.
It's been awhile,
The sky's gone gray
And you dwell outside my window,
Waiting for some greater truth
To tell you that it's okay.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
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I really like it. who's it about? i remember one time you said that you often write poems for specific people. it makes me think of mimi, but thats probably just because you said "the sky's gone gray" and her blog is titled "even when the sky was gray."
ReplyDeletei do really like it though. but i'm curious now, if you have so much homework, when did you find time to write this?
If it's about anyone, I cannot remember whom. Around dawn the sky is gray because there is not enough light for the blue.
ReplyDeleteI don't I have time, I just don't sleep.
omg, are you crazy?!? you were up doing homework until 4!!! don't reply to stuff like this when you're up that late. GO TO SLEEP!! even two hours is better than none.
ReplyDeletehehe, ok so i think the clock on this is off by three hours b/c i definitely didn't write my comment at 6:07 am. it's probably under california time. sorry i yelled at you. but still, when you're so busy all the time, you shouldn't be on here replying to my comments, you should be squeezing in as much homework as you can into every extra minute. (yes, i did do that in my junior year. you'd be amazed at how much bio notes could be done in 5 minutes.)
ReplyDeletenot birth--but you ish my stalker. the third paragraph is completely about me! because i lost my voice. and are you a werewolf?
ReplyDelete~amanda
Losing your voice in the non screamed your head off form. You lost the ability to voice your oppinions.
ReplyDeleteI used to think I was. And no, I'm not stalking you.