Writing
is like that first love,
harbored in a history
that no one
but you and blank pages
know of
because when gazing
at crisp and barren
parchment, uninked
yet patient
to be
filled with a newfangled
world
or rare personage,
you revel
at untangling
buried meanings
in the dissonance
of your internal being
as if
longing to understand
nebulous senses
that have been
transfixed
by the keeper
of your heart.
And you will leap
into the tale,
urged by passion
for something neither
deceit nor lived
but with painted details
so vivid
you would rather
chase the image
than let it fade away
as perhaps when,
in a dream, you discovered
your once cherished and
dared her to stay.
When ink is finally
put to paper,
you will cling to the
whispered soothings
of that first love -
a shared nature
to be enveloped
by sheltered truths.
About the Creator
Sam Eliza Green
Wayward soul, who finds belonging in the eerie and bittersweet. Poetry, short stories, and epics. Stay a while if you're struggling to feel understood. There's a place for you here.
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