Dripping Eyes
I’m emotional.
I cry a lot.
But these teary eyes
brown pools of mud,
drip only for a while
before they flood
into a heart broken pile.
Books, trees, paper.
Green, dew, sprinkles.
Crisp weather blue in whole.
I love nature.
Tissues dry my tears
and suddenly my sadness
disappears.
I grab my journal.
I grab my pen.
And write.
With wood in my fingers
paper bound together
I scratch deep into the lines.
And when my anger starts to linger
I rip apart
the soft pages.
A masterpiece of art.
White snow littered across the floor.
Tree branches scratch back at me
their leaves brushing
gently on my window.
Green is all I see
peeking past blinds.
I watch them talk
whisper to one another.
Sometimes I join them.
Words make me smile
gliding pencils across pure
sheets and meanwhile
I forget why I was mad.
The trees comfort me,
and listen to my letters
scratch into them.
I cry for you nature.
My dripping eyes feed you
and you feed me.