I had forgotten your love letters
until they cut my finger when I
grazed the bottom of my drawer.
Folded crisp and neat,
some of the ink had smudged like
the crimson filling the whorls of my thumb.
I could hear your voice clearly,
saturated in the scrawling script.
You promised me forever,
now forever's gone.
Lost in that rush of reanimated feeling,
I could almost remember
the way your cheek felt resting
warm against my hair,
how you smelled like home.
The traces of you lingered like
the last hours of yesterday
before turning to the smell of dust
and the feel of paper too dry
to write on again.
The experience for what it is, I'm sorry for
Knit one perl one {drop one in my case}
Yeah, the experience of heartache and heartbreak is never fun, or easy. But at the very least, it generates some good art, and I know I'm not alone in what I'm going through. I also have an amazing amount of support from all of you here, in addition to my fantastic friends at home and here at UVM. I'm so blessed!
I drop my purls all the time, haha. I'm a perfectionist, so the moment I realize I drop a stich, I have to start all over again, lol.
I'm actually awful at knitting, but I do enjoy it. I'm a perfectionist too, but when I drop stitches I just sew buttons over the top. Makes for odd looking scarves hehe XD
Thank you for the compliment on my poetry.
Never a problem
I love the use of words in this poem, such as letters cutting your finger.