I sit by the window and watch the world,
It goes in a circle from green to red,
Then after red comes white,
Until there's green again,
Brighter then before.
I listen to their words,
Filled with hate and pain,
I wonder where love has gone,
All this is very strange.
These words are what they call advice;
Yet it feels like they critisize,
And I don't even know who "they" are.
All I miss I know I once had,
And all I want makes me sad.
This circle I'm in I'll never get out.
Yet there must be hope,
I cannot doubt.
Yet it's stuck,
Unable to open,
Where there was a door there isn't even a window.
I used to be happy,
Grateful and glad,
I knew what I had and I understood,
Now all I know is regret.
Misery needs no sympathy,
Though it loves its company,
Simple are the words I speak,
Complex yet is their meaning,
And all I want I had... once.
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Heartstrings, Dreamsongs: A Book of Poetry
PoesíaA book of poetry written by poet and aspiring author, Rachel Jesmer (or, as she calls herself online, Kunabee Tiger). "Heartstrings, Dreamsongs" is her first collection of poetry, part of the reason it's so brief. She hopes to have more poetry col...