From the Top of My Head to the Bottom of My Soul.
By Eli L
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Series of poems ranging from love to hate and everything in between.
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From the Top of My Head to the Bottom of My Soul. - Eli L
LOVE
From the top of my head: to all the nameless faces.
You don’t even know my name,
yet you waited when you saw me.
Hidden face, exhausted eyes,
since, I haven’t been the same.
I can tell you’re not from here
by the way you seem to doubt,
we will never meet again,
hope I helped you find your rout.
She has never seen their faces,
and it’s clear they are a pair,
so she’ll move a little further
after all it’s only fair
.
They have told me I’m naïve
for believing in another,
that I shouldn’t give my sit,
no one here seems to bother.
Or perhaps they’ve never felt
what it’s like to just be aided:
to be shown a little smile
when the world looks grim and faded.
So it saddens me to think
someone may be feeling down
and nobody realizes
all those tears behind the frown.
There is nothing wrong with caring,
handling life gently and slow,
handing out a helping hand,
and allowing warmth to flow.
From the knot in my throat: to someone I’ll never touch.
Your arms are still
my favorite form of comfort,
but I refuse to say it
out loud.
Your hugs are still
the strongest of painkillers,
but I’m honestly
not proud.
Because every time
you hold me
all my problems fade away.
And every time
we’re close
I end up hoping you could stay.
Your arms are still
the safest place
but you’ll never catch me
saying it.
Your hugs are still
what calms me the most
even if you’re not
aware of it.
From the best of my smiles: to all those special people.
Bump my shoulder,
glance at me when I laugh,
accept I might be broken,
you joke until I cough.
Sit with me on the grass,
let’s share this bubble tea,
text me while we’re in