Washed Up Words

Washed Up Words

A Poem by Kristan A. Mohammed
"

Trying to pour myself out the only way I know how.

"

You’re an unwritten letter,

Sent on a wingless dove.

Floating lost at sea,

Sinking without me.

 

Are you the strength that pulls me under?

Calling me to the depths.

A bittersweet profanity,

That suffers me to breathe.

 

Let me be that inner spasm,

That curves your lips into a smile.

Let me rewrite your tragic story,

Come and taste the wild.

 

Forgive me from drowning,

Save my life once more.

Guilt washes to my lungs,

Like the waves sweep the shore.

 

Breathe into my broken heart,

And bring me back to life.

Bathe me in your wonder,

Of warfare without strife.

 

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CPR just to kiss you,

CPR just to hold you near.

Must I stop breathing to touch you?

Must I stop breathing to keep you here?

 

Don’t let me drown.

 

Don’t let me drown.

© 2015 Kristan A. Mohammed


Author's Note

Kristan A. Mohammed
Be brutal.

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This is so Beautifully written
" That curve Your lips into smile "
One of the Most Beautiful stanza of Poem
That Really makes me smile (:

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kristan A. Mohammed

8 Years Ago

Thanks a lot for your thoughts.
quite beautiful and heart touching!
another amazing write!!
well done.

Posted 8 Years Ago


I think this powerfully conveys a sense of desperate love, a love that the character in the poem would do anything to fulfill. I interpret it as being about this: The character in the poem is completely in love with someone, someone who he isn't able to see or speak to-possibly someone he's never even met. He or she is thinking about how much they would do to finally come in contact with the person they're in love with, how they might even go so far as to die just so that person would notice them. Great work, well-written with some interesting imagery and good word choice.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kristan A. Mohammed

8 Years Ago

Thanks so much. I'm so glad you enjoyed this.
"Let me be that inner spasm,
That curves your lips into a smile.
Let me rewrite your tragic story,
Come and taste the wild."

My, my, you never cease to amaze. That stanza is so beautiful to me. I feel that way about my darling friend. I think I always will...

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kristan A. Mohammed

8 Years Ago

Thanks a lot. Im so glad u liked it nd can relate.
Wow... Made my eyes water. Truly touching. So beautiful. Such powerful metaphors!

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kristan A. Mohammed

8 Years Ago

Thanks so much. U have no idea how much it means to me.
This poem shows an exquisite poetic voice, great flow, apt imagery and skilled word choices. That's as brutal as I can be! I really like this one, Kristan.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kristan A. Mohammed

8 Years Ago

THANKS SO MUCH JENNIE.
I enjoyed it, its well written, and a good poem. I have no idea why, but I kinda find it inspiring also. Good job Kristan.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kristan A. Mohammed

8 Years Ago

Thanks a lot. Im so glad u enjoyed this.
Ilerah

8 Years Ago

Glad to review.

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Added on May 30, 2015
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Tags: Love, Sea, Nature, Frogiveness, Sorrow

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Kristan A. Mohammed
Kristan A. Mohammed

Arouca, Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago



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I am trying to uncover the enigma of the human emotion through poetry and other forms of writing. I think that the human mind and emotion is quite interesting to i have based my inspirations on it. more..

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