I think I’ll be a story,
scored by a melody
moving and gentle
wild with rhythm
bellowing at the moon.
Eyes will be following,
as I skip down every street
gilded with daisies
tarnished and crumbling
slowing my step
to pause
as I sob with every tear
and let the storms tear apart
all the fragments of sorrow
to clear a path through.
You are the stranger
walking by
flipping channels
through my tale
and others’.
Throw your jests and your jeers.
For you are not my audience.
I think I’ll be a story
every dream, an urgent whisper
an iridescent mist of words
taking shape into something real.
Ears will be listening
as I act
react
revolt.
My voice will be heard
by the small
but never weak
and their atomic collisions.
I think I’ll be a story,
for you could be me;
and I’ll try to be a story,
one you’d like to be.
to my little girl