Suits of Empty

The trees breath frozen sceanes, into our eyes where they dream alive, to reflect the beauty this world's comprised
Trips run wild, feathers and smiles, a listless cable car stings the child.
Granted wrecks wreckage, a leafs true damage, listen full eared, can you hear it pull near?
Just empty sorid silk sad, storied, heavy lidded, films quick to conquer, slick to saunter.
Empty picking, slim fitting, short change living
Hear your eyes roll, see your ears pulled, eat your laughter, and feel the taste fold.
Suit Yourself.

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KMcClure
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Joined: 01/15/2010

Poll

How often do you write poetry?
Daily
23%
Weekly
9%
Monthly
2%
When the mood strikes
44%
During stressful or emotional times
16%
Not that frequently
5%
I just like to read poetry
1%
Total votes: 106