Sometimes, when I read too much poetry, I can feel the unreality of the world starting to seep through the cracks in the walls and I can't get upset about anything, because everything's relative to the window of reality you allow into your apartment. You're going to move out sooner or later, and when you do, you may not have to deal with all the things that happened when you let too much reality in.
Friday, September 12, 2014
Just A Thought
So, I wrote this yesterday, and apparently I'm not the only one who feels this way, so here's kinda my outlook on life I suppose.
Sometimes, when I read too much poetry, I can feel the unreality of the world starting to seep through the cracks in the walls and I can't get upset about anything, because everything's relative to the window of reality you allow into your apartment. You're going to move out sooner or later, and when you do, you may not have to deal with all the things that happened when you let too much reality in.
Sometimes, when I read too much poetry, I can feel the unreality of the world starting to seep through the cracks in the walls and I can't get upset about anything, because everything's relative to the window of reality you allow into your apartment. You're going to move out sooner or later, and when you do, you may not have to deal with all the things that happened when you let too much reality in.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
The Payoff of Living Suits the Cost of Death
Back laced, demographically pleasing violence
Washes all thought to the gutter,
Where it sits, pockmarked and painless,
While I attempt to process the news that
I'm stuck on the day the apocalypse took all feeling
From my fingertips and left a gray stripe on my forearm
Which burns whenever touched,
Reminding me of the graceless butterflies who hijack my feet
Thinking to fly, but run instead
Over shattered bullet shells, tripping at every possible moment,
Eroding the skin from my feet, setting all the insects free
To hurt me again.
Twittering birds often shove the talent I had hoped for
Between the sticks of their nest,
Intertwining my dreams and beliefs with mud
For the good of their children.
Even if it leaves me devoid of flame and water.
Washes all thought to the gutter,
Where it sits, pockmarked and painless,
While I attempt to process the news that
I'm stuck on the day the apocalypse took all feeling
From my fingertips and left a gray stripe on my forearm
Which burns whenever touched,
Reminding me of the graceless butterflies who hijack my feet
Thinking to fly, but run instead
Over shattered bullet shells, tripping at every possible moment,
Eroding the skin from my feet, setting all the insects free
To hurt me again.
Twittering birds often shove the talent I had hoped for
Between the sticks of their nest,
Intertwining my dreams and beliefs with mud
For the good of their children.
Even if it leaves me devoid of flame and water.
I speak too much when no one is
listening.
Monday, September 8, 2014
Return To Sender
Could my memories, those frail particles
Caught by some partial understanding of how fleeting
Smiles and softened eyes actually are,
Stop living as though they understand the present
Through their outdated look on life?
Caught by some partial understanding of how fleeting
Smiles and softened eyes actually are,
Stop living as though they understand the present
Through their outdated look on life?
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