Saturday, July 17, 2010

it's been awhile, sorry. here's an interesting blurb about words...

http://www.blogcatalog.com/search/frame?term=I+heart+words&id=e342f8998b1d805305573f7d8f392cd7

Thursday, February 5, 2009

sick

on the outside she is smiling and strong, but she is sick, her heart aches with each site, sound and though of him

love

dreams aside, we are one and I feel complete.

he makes me shine like the sun and warms my soul beneath.

the first as I arise, the last as I lay down,

he makes my heart sing and sets me at ease in every way.

big dreams


My opening scene, as the music cues and names they roll.

The one with the girl in her own big world of possibilities.

He doesn't understand.


My mind it wraps around my thoughts,

the ones only I can see.

How can it be explained to anyone but me?


The plot turns and twists, the music agrees.

With all there is constantly,

Constantly I live inside my head.


He sees me, but only in so far.

He can only see life in one direction,

I live it up even when I'm down.


The music slows and the credits show the

way my life will go.

The girl in her own big world of possibilities.

for better or worse?

how do you know forever?
the one, the only?
since all of ten,
pigtails and innocence.
Dreaming.
Imagining.
Now it's real and has become.
Looking for certainty,
you should know...and you do...
but you don't.

unconditional

hands with a soft touch know too much.
mind and matter blend together.
too much and barely enough,
all at the same time.

an instant, and hour, a moment, a day.
time moves independently in it's own strange way.
soothes the body and soul.
unconditionally.

you look at me, wondering.
a wink, a nudge, I know you, yes.

unconditionally
you look at me.

barefoot


I know why Foster wrote, "My Old Kentucky Home"-

for me the sun couldn't shine brighter any place else.

A true state of common wealth-

Happiness and love,

Pride and joy.

We could feel no richer.

For the rolling hills of blue

and the delight of the sound

echos in my mind.

The highs and lows can all relate,

for our ties that bind

run deep beneath the fertile soil.