This Is How I Write
This is how my pen will move
A gentle scratching makes persistent aches fade
The restless wanderlust will and will frayed
When myself I seem to lose
This is how my pen will move.
This is a nest of pencil shavings
A warm embrace and paper hearts keep burning
Crumpled pages, casualties of some war waging
And in between scraps of vagabond phrasing
This is a nest of pencil shavings
This is how my story goes
It leaps from the lamp and its lullaby light
It slinks under blinds that bleed blind night
It creeps about like a wild rose
This is how my story goes.
This is a dream on tiptoes, creeping
Bundled in baggy clothes and woolly socks
Quiet is captive behind doors we’ve locked
This is the lull when love is sleeping
This is a dream on tiptoes, creeping.
This is what I’ll teach a soul
A safety net we’re forever breaking, in sanity
Chasing us to heights, we breed this black ability
And that is how a girl will fall
This is what I’ll teach a soul.
© Dripping Ink (Lauren Hay)
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