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The Poetry That Goes Unwritten
June 24, 2013
he says it’s strange -
strange, the way i remember
people’s words more
than i remember
their faces
the way i memorize
fragmented
thoughts quicker
than others can
process them
but the thing is:
i have always found
something so beautiful
in the poetry that goes
unwritten
- all the poems that travel
through synaptic gap
glaciers and streams of
[un]consciousness,
whispered in the
unlikeliest
of moments
to people who
can neither
help nor hurt
© Lashieta F., Kannapolis, NC
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This article has 3 comments.
H. said...
on Jul. 1 2013 at 9:04 pm
this is so beautiful. I loved how you grouped the stanzas. It showed different mini ideas threaded together in the whole poem.
The_Introvert PLATINUM said...
on Jul. 1 2013 at 9:02 pm
Oh my god, this is amazing! I can totally relate.
CreativeClaire SILVER said...
on Jul. 1 2013 at 1:45 pm
This is a really cool poem! It's thought provoking and it shows the mystery and beauty you find in these unwritten poems. I sometimes struggle to express particular feelings in poetry so I admire the clarity in yours!
