pioneers of the stars
Annie, 15. Photographer, writer, thinker, collector. Disorganised and disillusioned.
Friday, 13 August 2010
untitled
her mind is a canvas
blank, ready to be filled
with colourful melodies
the latherings of praise
the intricate ranbow designs that she sees
blank, ready to be filled
with shadows of doubt
those underlying sneers
dark twists of low esteem
paired with beautiful images of those better
she grows up
her body is a canvas
puppy fat shed, innocence with it
she is plain, long hair, pretty face, skinny thighs
her body is a canvas
for fashion designers, makeup artists
hair dressers, tattoists
surgeons.
she is twisted.
she is tweaked.
into 'perfection'.
she is a barbie doll.
losing all identity.
what would have happened,
if she didn't think she had to be
flawless,
perfect,
a canvas?
what would have happened,
if she thought she could be,
mismatched,
imperfect,
individual?
blank, ready to be filled
with colourful melodies
the latherings of praise
the intricate ranbow designs that she sees
blank, ready to be filled
with shadows of doubt
those underlying sneers
dark twists of low esteem
paired with beautiful images of those better
she grows up
her body is a canvas
puppy fat shed, innocence with it
she is plain, long hair, pretty face, skinny thighs
her body is a canvas
for fashion designers, makeup artists
hair dressers, tattoists
surgeons.
she is twisted.
she is tweaked.
into 'perfection'.
she is a barbie doll.
losing all identity.
what would have happened,
if she didn't think she had to be
flawless,
perfect,
a canvas?
what would have happened,
if she thought she could be,
mismatched,
imperfect,
individual?
Monday, 9 August 2010
i have just come back from London, which, as ever, has been wonderful!
i have written some sruff in my trusty notebook, which i will hopefully put up here, well, the ones that aren't too depressing or dark.
i have written quite a few poems that don't rhyme, which my best friend hates, but i can't really do the rhyming thing and get my feelings down at the same time.
i have written some sruff in my trusty notebook, which i will hopefully put up here, well, the ones that aren't too depressing or dark.
i have written quite a few poems that don't rhyme, which my best friend hates, but i can't really do the rhyming thing and get my feelings down at the same time.
Monday, 2 August 2010
butterflies
there are so many butterflies on the budlea plant at the front of my house.
you can stand, and just watch.
they go around thier daily life, like fairies.
drink sweet juices, with thier straws.
daring to gurgle, when nobody is watching.
they talk to other between sips, avoid that insect that stings.
gossips about the young girl that didn't play safe, who was eaten.
do they see the poverty, that most choose to ignore?
do they acknowledge the smiles from on lookers, commenting on thier beauty?
i hope not, for they deserve to be,
singing and smiling,
swooping and gliding,
sitting, innocently.
free.
Wednesday, 21 July 2010
something that i wrote a while ago(in may) ;
i don't need to see a vivid rainbow or roses breaking into a deep red to know that this is a wonderful wolrd. if we peeled back the skin of disfatisaction from our eyes, we would never need people to paint beautiful pictures in our head through money guzzeling films. reality would be enough.
if, once in a while, rather than once in a blue moon, we just sat, and looked at the fasinatingly imperfect world that we have been given, we would fall in love with life again. notice the building blocks of our kingdom of existance, and you will cry with joy at the sight of a spiders web.
if you look, really look, at the intricate detailing of the spiders' creation, you will marvel at the complicated threads of skill. a spiders web is like the tears of a spider. all of the anger, pain, success, joy and love, every nook and cranny of that spiders life is sown lovingly, perfectly into that weaving.
so next time that you encounter a web like this, don't swat it away. look for a bit, let it speak to you. do this for a moment, and you will smile.
i don't need to see a vivid rainbow or roses breaking into a deep red to know that this is a wonderful wolrd. if we peeled back the skin of disfatisaction from our eyes, we would never need people to paint beautiful pictures in our head through money guzzeling films. reality would be enough.
if, once in a while, rather than once in a blue moon, we just sat, and looked at the fasinatingly imperfect world that we have been given, we would fall in love with life again. notice the building blocks of our kingdom of existance, and you will cry with joy at the sight of a spiders web.
if you look, really look, at the intricate detailing of the spiders' creation, you will marvel at the complicated threads of skill. a spiders web is like the tears of a spider. all of the anger, pain, success, joy and love, every nook and cranny of that spiders life is sown lovingly, perfectly into that weaving.
so next time that you encounter a web like this, don't swat it away. look for a bit, let it speak to you. do this for a moment, and you will smile.
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