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The Photographer


Staring out the window,

And the view talks to me,

I listen but don't seem to hear,

A figure appears,standing,posing

On the other side of my lens

I try to focus on the model

But I couldn't capture my image

It was you, you disappeared

I lower my camera and to find nothing,

Nothing but a clear photo shoot

 

As time goes by,

I try to edt and photo shop each photo

But with filters, I couldn't focus

I ended up eracing the blurry pictures

But when it was said and done

The memory was gone

 

Everything was gone,

I tried to reload my data base,

But everything I work hard for to keep was gone

I figured out there was an error

After that moment, I knew you were a munfuction

The blur to my blindspot that blinded me by your flash

I was zoomed in way to close to see out my lens

That this whole time it wasn't the filters fault

It was me the photograhper fault

For not seeing a image for what it is

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RayNerdz

Well I'm 17, I'm your typical teenager, I'm a junior in high school, I write on my free time or in class in case something just pop in my head. I like to stay active. I'm a twin. Word of advice: Just go with the flow of your pencil you can always erase the mistakes.

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