Without you I'm a fragment
My sentences are incomplete
But with you I'm a complete thought
With exclamation points
You're the hump to my P
The curve to my S
The cross to my T
And the zig zag to my Z
Please don't ever insert a period
In any of my thoughts
Because periods denote an ending
And I never want that
I want to be a run-on, a comma splice
A free-flowing paragraph
Full of conjunctions and adverbs
That's guaranteed to bind us together for life
Writing, come back to me and turn
Single letters into words
My words into phrases
My phrases into sentences
My run-on sentences into paragraphs
And my paragraphs into a literary work
I want to be a plural noun
With a present tense state of being verb
Or perhaps, even a few action verbs...
So words, please come back to me
YOU ARE READING
Unspoken Letters
PoetryThis is a book of poetry, short stories, and random thoughts. ****WARNING***** This book contains a few dark poems that may be possible triggers for some. Some poems are inspiring. While others are dark. Still, life is full of ups and downs.
