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Lively Dine


Life shall be lovely,

However, only stitches will make it more soggy, 

Try not too hard to sit on its surface, 

It doesn't want thee to make it seem it's complex,

Just always remember,

Flow with the show, 

Trip your toes,

Flex your bones,

And die a happy smile. 

 
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othellogomes

I'm a graduate physics student who's enthusiastically devoted to hobbies like poetry, philosophy, music and story writing. Most of my poems are merely written through whatever comes out of my subconscious mind. Sometimes, they may be conscious thought.

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