Grapes

Grapes

A Poem by Bell Spalding
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I need to get stuff off of my chest. (Not typically what a poem entitled "grapes" insinuates but oh well) A series of events.

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I've had approximately
Thirty five thousand, four hundred and twenty four minutes
To think of what I might say to you
After a month and a half of awkward silence between us

And I blow it all with a simple question-
How many grapes can you fit in your mouth?

I had so much I wanted to say-
Hey, how are you?
How was your summer?
...Is there anything wrong between us?
Am I not doing something right?
I still love you.
Yours evermore.

Many things to say, and I chose grapes.

You answered, and I think we went our separate ways.

© 2018 Bell Spalding


Author's Note

Bell Spalding
hhhhhh love is confusing I just want to scream I thought I was so certain

I'm fine

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This poem is rare. The subject matter is so two sided in a way. The overall tone is sad, but there are moments that are so unusual that you can't help but smile. It was a great read because it was exciting and unpredictable. I think the most beautiful poems are the ones where each line surprises you, and this was the case here. Your flow is beautiful and I really enjoyed this. Well done

Posted 5 Years Ago


Arriam

5 Years Ago

well, thank you so very much for your kindness!

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Added on August 27, 2018
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Tags: sour, lonely, bitter, nothing, love, romance, sad, life, adventure, or, lack, thereof, missing

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Bell Spalding
Bell Spalding

VT



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I'm a 14 year old who writes incoherent words that sound pretty. I'm also constantly tired. Fun times. more..

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