Dear Diary 2
Dear Diary,
I am laying on brown blades
Of grass that fade
Into different shades of the seasons.
My chest falls after every breath
Like waves crashing into the depths
I am gently pulled into dry earth…
The crackles of light through tall trees
Cradle my body with spindles of warmth
I am in the womb.
I am in the fluid of breath
And the pulse of gravity
Drowning in the mother that moves me
As the ground beneath
Knots my limbs to the sound of roots
That are reaching for me
This is my umbilical chord
Keeping me bound to the silhouette of existence.
Truth about School....
- In third grade:
- Middle School:
- High School:
- College:
Dear Diary
Today I feel
Like the misery that urges eyes to tear
I blister like glass as it burns
I twist like heads as they turn
And I tell a lot of stories that no one wants to hear.
Dear Diary,
When the mirror looks into me
I cant look back
Too afraid to sing a song
Because then the world might know
I have a voice
Too afraid to hum
Because I might know I have a choice
I don’t have to be sad like this.
I don’t have to be a pharaoh’s tomb
Designs of Gold on the outside
Rotting ribbons of flesh within.
I don’t have to cry or fight
I could break dishes or I could break into flight
At any moment of the minute.
Dear Diary,
My mind whispers secrets to my heart
That could pull any young woman apart.
But I don’t.
I stand on my feet
Like scars kissing skin.
copyright Sahra Brubeck
“It transcends a label. It’s a story of two human beings that are in love; get over the fact that it’s two men — that’s the point.”



