Starry Eyed

Starry Eyed

A Poem by Jessie

*You left your mark
A stain I can't wash away
I know
You're watching
I can feel it*
 
I can't reach the stars
No matter how hard I try
I try But they're too far
The stars in your eyes
**
I beg them to stay
Fo rthe sun not to rise
I can't wait for the day
When the night never dies
**
How could you do this to me
I know your eyes can see
Why won't you set me free
It's getting harder to breath
 
 
It's the days when I sleep
Letting the sun dry my cries
While I fight not to weep
For my wide empty skies
**
After the suns done bleaching my heart
And I've told my daily lies
I watch the stars form their art
My only reminder of your eyes
**
**

© 2008 Jessie


Author's Note

Jessie
I came up with this the other day, and my good friend automatically decided she wanted to make it into a song. Tell me what you think.

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My first thought upon reading the title was: another starry eyed poem of bliss. To my surprise, it was quite the opposite & very well done indeed! To me, this piece expresses a deep yearning to see the love's shimmering glitter in eyes that are apparently closed to this love.

I love that you steered away from the mundane clich� in penning: Letting the sun dry my cries, rather than; Letting the sun dry my eyes.

I've sent you a note to address minor typo(s)

Beautifully written...

Posted 15 Years Ago


I love it...
It could be a good song, like a sceamy death metal one ^_^
Or it could be a poem, about stars and loss and the will to overcome ^_^
But I either way, I really do love it.

Posted 15 Years Ago



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