Elizabeth Turner Poems

I sit perched upon a place I could fall,
below me my fears rest, there they lay, all.
But yet I am brave, not worried a bit.
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It's amazing how you don't realize how much you have until you lose it.
We have so much to be eternally grateful for but we never seem to use it.
Life has many great pleasures,
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The first time I ever looked into your beautiful sparkling blue eyes, I felt love.
The first time you told me a humorous joke, I laughed and felt love.
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One loves me yet I don't feel the same,
it makes my head hang in shame.
Because the one I love deny's me so,
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I sit alone in peace surrounded by grass and trees,
away from civilization I feel relief.
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Mountains of green beauty rise around me.
Springs essence blooms from Earth's finest treasures.
As I walk, streaks of thin green crunch beneath thy feet.
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You put a smile upon your dace to cover what you truly feel deep inside,
As if you were in murky water attempting to hide.

But yet I can tell you are truly upset,
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If black was an emotion it would be sorrow and anger in a combo of one. LIke the feeling of my heart beat against my chest as thy blood pumps with rage.

As one slits his wrists from depression, I take the other road. The road of courage to write this poem.
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I stand accused for being a minority.

I stand accused for being an outcast.
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The ocean is a beautiful sparkling field of blue that stretches for eternity. The line between the ocean and the sky is a distinct beauty that is breathtaking. The human eye craves to stare out beyond the vast seas but yet its so far and mysterious.
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