Saltwater Rain
Saltwater Rain. I’m silently crying Tears of salted rain Splashing upon the ground Forming puddles of minurature seas With your face inside. I can’t ever
Saltwater Rain. I’m silently crying Tears of salted rain Splashing upon the ground Forming puddles of minurature seas With your face inside. I can’t ever
Put Out your Hand Put out your hand Both if you want more But not enough to lose Your grip on reality Loosened by
The Phantom’s Memiors It isn’t right That such beauty Can bring such Saddness To my heart. I can’t say That life is horrid Or something
Where have all the Onions Gone? Where is the onion now? Is it inside a cow? Has it switched its seat? Did I miss a
Perfection I hold your image Tightly within my heart. There is not a thing I could change Not a freckle to remove To make
Hüsker Dü? Do you remember The very first time we kissed The love we shared for that moment All the pain that went away? Do
A Different Sort of Rhyme Sun. Kid’s shoe. Little bee. He’s somewhat sore. Bee flies to the hive. Children beat it with sticks. One Child’s
Come Through my Bedroom Windows Come through my bedroom windows And lay with me upon my bed In silence and natrual brightness Peasing to the
Crushed Why did they pick me to protect you? The hall was full of knights ready All with more experience than me Every one less
Blue-Eyed Angel This poem is about a dream I had one night. Not about any specific girl, mind you (well, I don’t think so). Just