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Max Ross

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

21 poems·Since March 2016

Hi my name is Max and this is my poetry.

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Torso

August 1, 2016
You wrapped your arms around a hollow torso The trunk of a worn out skeletal tree deep in forgotten wood I watched a mental heart monitor skip a single beat The mystery of such an unknown feeling escalated too quickly My roots grew numb as I felt your limbs embrace mine How can I call you to revisit this place of solemn shade When I know you belong to the fullness of leaves That are not my own.
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