Before it all
Before it all
the horizon blurs
in and out of focus
The vivid cerulean sky and white clouds smear together
her beautiful blonde ringlets chase after her contagious smile
as laughter bubbles up from her soul
this is the vision I have in my head of myself before I saw the world for what it was
this was me before it all
This is my first post on here. I am a brand new poet but I have been getting a lot of great feedback and doing a ton of research to continue to build my skills. I am currently crafting four 'first' poems for four different stories and then getting some feedback on which one I should move forward with. This poem is the beginning of a story on self love and self growth. Thank you so much for giving it a read. Any other advice on how to approach writing poetry is welcome! Thank you
Posted Sep 26, 2022, 1:11 AM UTC
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