Hey, Lexi

Hey, Lexi

A Poem by H[a/o]llowheart
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A discussion about current events with a certain paraplegic track runner.

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Hey, Lexi


Did you hear? Freckled boy’s off early


Heading northward, filling new faces with mirth


Back by the thaw with fresh zeal


Impressive, thought it doesn’t interest me


 

Smoke-braided girl grew! Inky cotton swirling skyward


Seasonal tempest, ebbing closer, farther, closer,


farther still, towards the celestial throne room


But hey, I could have beaten her there


 

Surely, mouse boy remembers our scavenging days


Dumpster side rendezvous were my favorite! Though


not Redwall troupe’s taste, neither his


That’s fine, I didn’t need him anyway


 

Who didn’t give the lazing lioness berth?


Bounding through caramel savannas, roaring at whim


She might relish in her pride


But I never feared her

 

 

I still envision the black ice man


One night, losing everything, frozen in childhood


Gliding from skyscrapers, guarding peace. I’m sure


I could remake his glossy-page dynasty


 

You could too, right? The invincible cheetah


who cheated death and outpaced it still


Neither churning waters stained red


nor splintered bone could slow your stride


With an undying smile to shame starlight


Astonishing, breath-taking, but I have you beat:



You could never run away from your problems


half as fast as me

© 2015 H[a/o]llowheart


Author's Note

H[a/o]llowheart
I wrote this as part of an English project last year around the time of graduation, and wanted to throw it up to gauge my current skill. I can't tell whether this is awful and gagging on abstractness or if it's actually kinda good. Honest feedback is appreciated!

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