I Want To Write My Random Thoughts And Feelings
I asked a birdie to bring me a message.
He agreed and went off to find it.
I spent endless days enthused and impatiently
awaiting his return, with a note specially addressed
to me.
In a short eternity, he returned.
I eagerly pried open the folds,
almost missing the handsome
lettering, which helped engrave
my name on the fine paper.
I searched over the letter, allowing
exciting words to jump out to me
before actually reading the content.
I began to read...
I flipped over the letter, rereading
my name on the front.
Hoping it would spell another, hoping
I've received someone else's note.
I flipped it again, to validate what
I just read.
These were not words I wanted
to read.
There was no way this was meant
for me.
I loosened my grip on the letter,
and allowed the letter fall to
fall to the ground.
My heart now beating in a rhythm
that lets me know it's broken.
I wish I had not opened it.
I wish I had not sent the bird
to retrieve it.
I wish I didn't have the curiosity
to know what the universe
thought of me.
I do wish to grieve alone now.
He agreed and went off to find it.
I spent endless days enthused and impatiently
awaiting his return, with a note specially addressed
to me.
In a short eternity, he returned.
I eagerly pried open the folds,
almost missing the handsome
lettering, which helped engrave
my name on the fine paper.
I searched over the letter, allowing
exciting words to jump out to me
before actually reading the content.
I began to read...
I flipped over the letter, rereading
my name on the front.
Hoping it would spell another, hoping
I've received someone else's note.
I flipped it again, to validate what
I just read.
These were not words I wanted
to read.
There was no way this was meant
for me.
I loosened my grip on the letter,
and allowed the letter fall to
fall to the ground.
My heart now beating in a rhythm
that lets me know it's broken.
I wish I had not opened it.
I wish I had not sent the bird
to retrieve it.
I wish I didn't have the curiosity
to know what the universe
thought of me.
I do wish to grieve alone now.