I told you I need more trinkets,
baubles and blessings to remember us by.
to leave them behind
is to leave them forever,
and I don't think I could.
I don't think I could
but maybe I should,
and this is just another
hesitation that I'm used to.
sometimes I wonder if
you would pepper this moment,
pepper it
with tart tearstains of loss and
perpetually shifting glances,
but I don't think you could.
would you?
Author notes
not exactly sure what this came from, and it's not what I was thinking of when I created this pen name, but here it is regardless!
Written May 21st, 2006
A contest entry
- Username Contest by Alexandra Saint.
300 points, ended May 31, 2006, 16 entries
Gold trophy winner
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
What did you think
Comments
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I just stumbled upon your author page, and I'm definitely glad I did. I really, REALLY like your style. This is wonderful.
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I love the title, it really fits you and the poem. And how it's not IN the poem or anything, I love doing that. ^^
And I think you wrote a poem that people can relate to. And I love it.
Kudos, and good luck! -
The second stanza is so relatable (for myself at least). I like this. (I know it sounds like a lame comment but really it isn't!)
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man, luckily for you you have an awesome user name which translates into an excellent poem.
first off, i think "I told you" is a very nice opening for a poem. kind of sets something off right away. and then of course the incorporation of "pepper this" worked very well, as it is a neat thought especially in regards to a moment.


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