Sunday, March 22, 2015

Short-Story: Always Remember Mom, Dad

In this time where I was born and raised,
My mother and my father were killed,
In a scene of flowers red and white,
In the caves that were scattered up north,
The ones that are there have crystals,
Lined the edges and sides,
MY parents my mom and dad.
Searched far and wide for a miracle cure,
To cure me from being sick and diseased,
And from dying.
You can say that I killed them.
Like everyone says.
It haunts my dreams,
Just thinking about them sets me off every day.
The magic that I have residing in me is the love that my parents held for me all those days ago.
And I keep it safe,
Always and forever in this small heart of mine.
I will always remember you two.
The picnics on the hills that never came to be,
The walks in the parks,
Being swung on a tree swing that never truly happened.
And the days where you talked to me which I never remembered.
Now I sing to thee.
Take all your hardships and put them with me.
I will shoulder there weight.
I will always love you!

Always. . . . 

Time to Remember You

Days are simple but they’re not.
Days are passing by one on one.
Days are everlasting hours of time,
Days always end forever.

Light that comes in the mornings,
Disappears over darkness night.
Light in the afternoon falls to be,
And rests along the moon.

Seas that are controlled,
Will be spotted early on,
And waves that are slowly departing,
Will be swept away.

Slowly now,
Pick up pace.
Slowly terrorizing,
Never stopping to know why I try to make you smile.

And the months of the year.
With the odd names that continue,
All the years numbered instead of letters.
All come to be 2015.

From the year 1998,
I have lived over 16 years.
I have done so many things of all.

And the number one on my list of things is to remember you.

Monday, March 2, 2015

Real Deal?

I just wanna know,
How you feel,
Is this real.
I just wanna know,
How you say,
What you know.

Is this the real me,
Who can say everything she wants.
Is me the real deal.
Where I can be.

Save me,
From the disaster,
Save me,
From my freedom.
Save me,
From the box I locked myself in.

Tell me,
To be free,
In this world,
That is new to me.
Tell me,
Your ups downs,
Carrying everything,
Inside and out.

Now tell me,
To save me,
To be my freedom in disguise.
Tell me.
To be free,
In the memories of my mind.

Tell me,
To be free,
In this world,
That is new to me.
Tell me,
Your ups downs,
Carrying everything,
Inside and out.

Sleep here in this flowerbed,
With me,
In there’s blue ones.
Purple ones.
Red ones,
White ones.
And black ones.

Smile as we reach the peak of the mountain that looks over me.
Stand here as I walk by passing over cobble-stone paths.
Stay and Walk,
Reach and Find.
Take me to my home.

Tell me,
To be free,
In this world,
That is new to me.
Tell me,
Your ups downs,
Carrying everything,
Inside and out.

Find the peace I ever so bring.
In this meadow of mine.

2 by 2,
3 by 3.
4 by 4,
So ever more.

We will reside in our hearts,
Forever more.