[ roselin/auburn ]
the wind chimes hanging from
the i·v·ylined library windows
c l i n k like tinkling china
l
i
n
k
{of the i=n=k engraved in the
scent of vintage and old books}the wind chimes blow
these bookshelves glow
as autumn dies
i fade
beige p'o'e't'r'y in the s'k'y
the leaves wither and sigh
as autumn dies i jademy fingers sprout iced vertigo
over the pristine gloss of the
h
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y
s
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k
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co[lo]red paper pa[nel] cover of
this poetr[y] collection[ roselin/auburn ]
i smile when your eyes w i d e n
just looking at you makes me
less
e m p t y
"hello," i say
leaning against the bookshelf
your face only 2 ft away
on the other sidethe song of the w i n d chimes
cur/l/s through your charc/o/al
hair dissol/v/ing
soaking
into your
h/e/ather gray dark
academia sweater oh,
you're perfectyour smile is imbued with the
tender e f
f l
o r e s c e n c e
of forget-me-nots by a river of
tender insomnia and suicidea million supernovas 3XP10D3
in my soul, "would you
like to
{comets of walk
ecstasy} with me?your smile is a slice of pale blue
moon: we didn't need words, we
just smiled and
the message was
co nv ey ed[ roselin/auburn ]
"where are we going?" i ask,
the brown, rusted november
l + e + a + v + e + s ( = i'll fall
from the tree one day)
d
ang
l
ing
from your fervent eyes filled to
the brim with
the epitome of
empty"i don't really know..."
"okay,
let's just see where our minds
lead
us,"
the
late-autumn
b r e e z e
j a d e s
my
faded
mind
but your empty eyes
are what keeps me from fading
a w a y
YOU ARE READING
THE WHITE ROSE PAINTED WITH BLOOD
Teen Fiction[ poetry story / teen fiction ] : about teens, who were afraid. NOTE : feel free to skip the entirety of book i ; autumn and jump straight to book ii ; winter // © 2021-2022 @uranium-girl