tin can daydreams: a poem
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she dreams in darkness
so I make her a universe
so I make her a universe
making moons from glazed eyes
freckles blooming constellations
planets aligning from her
tongue
because to me she sings
gravity. she sings hushed
lullabies, of tomorrows,
todays,
close encounters of the third kind.
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'tin can daydreams' is a poem that I wrote at the tail end of 2016. It was recently featured in the space-themed issue of litmag Severine Lit which you can view online. If you liked this, why not read some more of my creative writing?
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lullabies, of tomorrows,
todays,
close encounters of the third kind.
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'tin can daydreams' is a poem that I wrote at the tail end of 2016. It was recently featured in the space-themed issue of litmag Severine Lit which you can view online. If you liked this, why not read some more of my creative writing?
(photo credit)
This is just beautiful Bee x
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ReplyDeleteThis is lovely! I've always envied people who can write poetry. I've just found your blog though Bloglovin btw and I'm hooked!
ReplyDeleteEmily x
Bloody hell, Bee! Publish a collection already so I can buy one million copies and give one to everyone I ever see! xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely Bee! I reread it a couple of times and each time I took a new meaning from it / each line. xx
ReplyDeleteLauren
www.whatlaurendidtoday.blogspot.co.uk
So beautiful and calming. I've been in a wanderlust bubble all week, and the imagery from this makes me want to run and set up a tent under the stars immediately. I love it when you share your creative writing - it's always so intricate!
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