Wednesday, August 8, 2012

The Girl and the Earth


Twas the wind, that swept her off her feet
Along with its tranquil voice that sings
Twas the sun’s pulsating beams
That makes her dance and swing
Twas the streams
Skinny as a string
That taught her
Life can be as short as any other thing

Whilst I stand here
Wanting you
Needing you closer than near
I have longed for you through and through
Furthermore it’s crystal clear
Yet you leave me to shed a tear

If I was this tree
Would you love me?
Throughout fall, winter, and spring
And in the warm summer days you bring?

In the woods of dark shadows
You want me to follow
With your attention I wallow
Amidst the wind, sun, and streams
You’ve made me see
Earth’s eternal beauty
You are my inkling
To a world in which beauty gleams
I see love in ways I’ve never dreamed

Your steps stop
And me, you turn to
Rays of the sun come into view
And the wind quickly blew
Your beauty reworks to gold specs that flew
Specs that became the beauty of the earth I knew

In the bright hue
I realize you are the earth
And I love you 

By Sarah Libassi 
Picture taken by Sarah Libassi

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

What Now?


I am so done 
Done with this life and these rules 
These walls in which i am trapped no longer and these parents 
With each argument, with each rule 
The walls get thicker, and the doors are locked tighter.

My room a is chamber 
The kitchen is a hatred radiator 
The dining room is the silence manipulator 
My parents room is Hell,
In which my happiness is dispelled 
This ain't no fairy tale,
My house is a jail. 

It's the break of dawn, 
And shortly I will be gone 
Away is where I'm running
Out the door, 
And far off somewhere stunning
With empty hands, 
I ran more than a mile of land.
My steps halted and...

I blinked my eyes in recognition 
I ran off to zero civilization 
How could my cluttered mind allow 
So I ask myself,
What now? 


By Sarah Libassi