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Poem Number Six


I'm sitting here
Staring at walls and 
Scribbling at thoughts. 
This is when I imagine you, and 
Your unique, soft kiss that twists and turns 
My thoughts and causes my doodles
To turn pink and red, 
Little spots taking over my mind, 
That conforms in your hands. 
 
You're my mismatched socks,
My left eye, 
My pen and paper which I write to you on,
The sweet nothings and kisses I leave on you. 
These are the thoughts I scribble,
While I stare at the wall and
Sit in my desk.
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