So really small So far away No feeling at all With no-one to play Only one is left Am I locked out? And that is loneliness Is there nothing about Stuck at a place An outcast like me? That means nothingness Or am I just weird Because I feared The future of me? Whenever I see you You sit there, laughing and talking to others. You once said, our relationship was being brothers And yet, I don't see that relationship in us. What do I wrong? Whatever it is, please, we can discuss And talk it all out. Still, you locked me out.
Fiona Thunderstorm
FionaThunderstorm
Personal info: - adult by law - biologically female - lives in the time zone GMT+1 (UTC+2) Poem stats: - writing since 2016 - written a total of about 10 poems - needs to work on English poem skills - looking forward to the Poetry Marathon
The Car, a Key – Hour 5
A shy girl
Who looks up to their teacher
They get in a talk
And laugh quite a lot
However it happened
Together they sit
In the teacher’s car
And drive somewhere
The teacher still talks
And turns away from the wheel
The shy girl is happy
There is no shy no more
It so happens
That the highway grows smaller
And the car – not being controlled
Crashes over the boundary, drives over some grass and back on the highway
At first it seems alright
They continue to drive
But then the car gets slower
And stops on a drawn-on-the-street rotary traffic
Both get out and look at it
No bad damage they see
So, they calmly wait for help
While they chat and tell stories
Butterfly Hotel – Hour 4
The butterfly flew
For days he knew
His hunger was there
But nectar was rare
Then – he spotted
Stained glass, perfect to land on
To oranges he trotted
His hunger would be gone
He started to eat
one orange and another
Though not as good as nectar
But still it was delicious
Then – while eating he noticed,
“This is a trap!”
In the Fields – Hour 3
Walking down the street
Left and right is only field
Corn is growing there
Houses are away
Stop and listen close
Can you hear the wind?
Softly blowing through the trees
Gently touching skin
Walk, then stop and listen
Can you hear the birds?
Tweeting in the trees
Sing the latest melodies
Walk 5 metres further
Can you hear machines?
Working far away
Caring for the crops
The Magic of Equestria – Hour 2
The magic of Equestria
Holds much power, says Celestia
The magic of life –
Freedom is for what ponies strive
Ponies fulfill their dream
While flowing with the stream
The magic of a unicorn
All comes from just a horn
Whatever they learn, they learn with ease
Until they can do whatever they please
The magic of ponies flying
Their beauty can make ponies crying
Their stunts are one of a kind
Which will blow your mind
The magic of an Earth pony
They can make plants grow more freely
They are very strong
And rarely do something wrong
The magic of two friends together
Is stronger than any weather
Stronger than any state of mind
For their problems never blind
But nothing can break it
For they have too much magic
Rainbow of Feelings – Hour 1
I am red
When I am angered
I am orange
When I sunbathed
I am yellow
When I am ill
I am green
When I am jealous
I am blue
When I am sad
Or am I drunk?
Well … um … anyways-
I am purple
When I am bruised
I am pink
When I am loved
Poetry Marathon here I come!
Hi there!
You can call me Fiona and I’ve been writing poetry for one or two years now (not much, I know). I’ve written some decent poems, however, only in my first language and I want to sharpen my skills in English poems ^^
This is my first time ever trying out the Poetry Marathon, and I hope that it’ll be a great experience! 😀
(I, of course, will go for the full marathon because if I’ll do it, I’ll do the complete marathon – I only hope that the lack of sleep won’t affect my poem skills that much.)
I wish every contestants – may it be a full marathoner or a half marathoner – the best and may our work speak for itself!
~Fiona