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Zebra Del

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

7 poems·Since April 2016

Looking for more of my work? Visit Teen Ink and comment on my writings, found here: http://bit.ly/Zebra_D One of Zebra's greatest dreams is to find one of her books in some hole-in-the-wall bookstore, beaten up and well loved like a Velveteen Rabbit. Also, she wants to be a professional musician and encourage students to dare to dream.

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Zombie

May 19, 2016

I once had a dream...

I was with friends I've never seen before.

The Life-of-the-Party friend had a powderd rock discovered by her scientist father.

There was a group of people for a party. 
She jumped in the air and threw the powder. 

And we became wild. 

We ran through the town and people panicked and fought.

We were sliced by swords, shot with guns, hit with clubs. 

We felt no pain, we saw no bruising, we shed no blood.

It felt glorious during the dream. 

 

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