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Hotel
March 27, 2015
You are a hotel,
that I find comfort in,
warm and cozy.
You are all I need,
no sleep, no breakfast.
You are the entertainment
of the television.
You are the beauty
of the top floor view.
Your heart is the lobby,
and the highschool teen parties
are in your brain.
You are a hotel,
that I find comfort in.
Somewhere,
where I want to stay.
© Kriztille J., Briarwood, NY
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I'm in a creative writing class at my school, and the assignment we were to do was pick a metaphor from Butch Hancock's song, "If You Were A Bluebird," and I picked "I am a hotel." However, I changed "I" to "you," which made it a poem about love or affection and safety in another person, rather then myself.