Lindsay Elizabeth
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PredestinationA Poem by Lindsay ElizabethWhen I was five my teacher explained to me one of nature’s most wondrous secrets: two snowflakes can never be the same. And at age twenty fou.. |
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December in MaracaiboA Poem by Lindsay ElizabethThat night, the slate black sky was sprinkled with starch white pins as if God were shouting “LOOK AT ME.” But I was too busy w.. |
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BeforeA Poem by Lindsay ElizabethBefore you goBefore you leaveBefore you say goodbyeBefore you walk away from meBefore you make me cry,Before you say those awful wordsBefore you start.. |
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I Cry Out for FreedomA Poem by Lindsay ElizabethA poem based on Maya Angelou’s Poem “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" |
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My BoyA Poem by Lindsay ElizabethMy boy he goes through stages- one up Steps: one up again two downand back to mehe makes them his obsessions,.. |
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On the Unobtainable Task of SkimboardingA Poem by Lindsay ElizabethI’m sure there is some sort of solution.A secret only spoken to teenage boys--bennies whose suburban sidewalks are not conducive to surfingand w.. |
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Apartment 36A Poem by Lindsay ElizabethThe smell of acetone in a bare-bulb living room. I won’t forget these nights. Streaking colors across worn-out fingers .. |
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Confessions from a Sales RackA Story by Lindsay ElizabethCreated from the prompt "Sometimes it takes courage to walk away and today she was feeling very courageous." |
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Today, I Had to Destroy YouA Poem by Lindsay ElizabethToday, I had to destroy you; Today, I ripped you to shreds. Piece by piece, line by line, my penciled confession cascaded from fingertips and o.. |
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RioA Poem by Lindsay ElizabethYou paint by color matching hues and neatly tracing outlines of a picture that you dreamt up when you were sixteen and held a fine-tipped brus.. |
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