sometimes you forget:
drowning is forbidden
you vacuum oxygen
try to evade the shore
then you remember:
forgiving is forgetting
you were the first
who cracked the shell
Written: circa Fall 2003
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About Me
- Sherry
- When I was 14, I wrote my first poem, a treacly one about friendship. In high school, I began writing poems after reading Jewel's "A Night in Armor," a book that allowed me to fall in love with free verse. Once I entered college, A.R. Ammons's "Glare," an opus using beautiful, winding language, completely changed the way I thought about poetry. And I've played with words ever since.
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