The drops,
of seltzer,
Yes, the ones on the top,
they glitter and shine,
like mini, liquid dimonds.
Why,
Does everything you touch,
or everything I see,
after you,
Shine like a million faucets of light?
The old pink notebook,
forgotten from first quarter,
holds a gleam,
and when you ask to see it,
I say no.
Your face is comical,
you look confused,
and after a second,
you take the book anyway.
It just had some doodles, maybe a heart, and some stars in an unknown galaxy.
You smile and hand it back,
victorious of your win.
I smile back, you're contagous.
Now the book,
Old and covered in doodles
Is special.
It shines with an inner light only I see.
Maybe.
I.
Am.
Crazy.
Maybe.
I.
Am.
Not.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Kaitey, Kaitey, Kaitey. This was lovely and doodley