I Knew I Loved You Before

I Knew I Loved You Before

A Poem by Elizabeth Moore

Lizzy Moore

 

For Mya

 

I Knew I Loved You Before

 

we read each other’s minds that time we tripped

acid and dressed up like Pocahontas and Alice

in Wonderland because hey why the f**k not

 

when even Pink Floyd hurt our ears

and the only thing that didn’t was the music

we made so I played Rachmaninoff on the piano

 

with the missing keys that we got from goodwill

and you got out a blank canvas and painted

the notes as if they’d taken form in the air

 

and by the end we were both in tears because

hey Prelude in C minor can do that to you

I said it reminded me of Anna Karenina and

 

Tolstoy but you said it was like a creaking bridge

and we spent the next twelve hours talking about god

and the universe, lying naked in the light of the moon

© 2010 Elizabeth Moore


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Added on October 9, 2010
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Tags: acid, trip, Alice in Wonderland, naked, moon, light, Rachmaninoff, music, Pink Floyd
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Elizabeth Moore
Elizabeth Moore

Tallahassee, FL



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I'm majoring in Creative Writing at Florida State University. My passion is fiction, but I love to write pretty much anything and everything. I love playing guitar and piano. I love reading boo.. more..

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