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Emily

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

5 poems·Since November 2013
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Artistic Differences

November 23, 2013
The artist who uses blood for paint The boy who needs to love Her passion and fury she fears will taint One like a gentle dove Pure of heart and chaste as gold With a scratched aluminum girl Knowledge held in hands so old As her wings begin to unfurl Like Rosalind and Romeo A beginning she claims it be But the poor boy just can’t let go As she soars away so free
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