I want to read the books that stain the minds of youth
I want to lick the smallest drop of rainwater off a rose petal
I want to see the sunset burn like fire in the eyes of my darling
I want to drop in the clearest water that trickles through the rocks
And run my fingers along the eyelashes of a child like dust
I want to scream from the highest mountain that touches the clouds edges
And run as fast as the music that floods through my veins
I want to dangle my fingers in the flaming tips of fox fire
And burn like a shot of vodka to the chest
I want to cry as if every person I ever kissed flew from the tops of buildings
And smile as if their wings caught the breeze and floated back down to the flowerbeds
I want to laugh as the echoes of my breath scream down the walls of a thigh shaped valley
And dance in the rain as the water droplets race down my skin and fall from my fingertips
I want to sing as if no one ever told me to keep quiet
And love like the dizziness in my head of a nicotine rush
I want to live as if every whisper that falls from my lips is worth its weight in colour
I want to die like a blank space in a whirling galaxy of stars and moons and light
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Pretend I'm Screaming This
شِعرA compilation of poems that are meant to be screamed on stage.