
I wake up in the morning, yet for it to be another day that I will see her cry
I open up the curtains and the uninvited sun light comes in
The day won't stop
I get a cup of coffee as an understanding that we have
I feed her lack of will, I fill it with caffeine
'Just another day, just another day' I whisper to her every night
Somedays are harder than others, hosting her has become a part of who we are
My body isn't mine, just a skin and bone suit, I am being hosted in
Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 8:00 PM UTC
Her thoughts slipped through her mind as the razor slit through her veins
Her faults and pains washed down with the water to the drain
Her conscious seemed more vague as her life dangled from pint to pint
My sister walked in 'I just need to..' Her sentence stopped midway by screams of exasperation
The shower had turned into my accomplice
The transparency of the water had turned into a host for my waste deep feelings
My heart a beat away from death
My brain a suicidal attempt from bliss
Feb 5, 2014
Feb 5, 2014 at 9:58 PM UTC
Sparks so shut you can see through her eyes
The pains and smiles she’s gotten to have
Sometimes in the mornings I have to leave her behind
She’s forgotten how to open her eyes
I grab black grains and start the brew
She grabs her eyelashes encrusted from tears and the mascara she forgot to take off
The lack of sleep she goes through every night has her walking ghostly down the hall
The floor is trembling on her behalf
I walk close to her, almost as the shadow or the ashes she’s left behind
‘There she goes again’ the walls whisper to me
My home goes on a riot with her presence
Her skin and eyes are opaque
They’ve forgotten what color is
Our feet ache and the intolerance for the cold pains our bones
My heart feels heavy, intertwined with the physical pain she makes me feel every morning and the broken emotions were able to remember at night
Sometimes I feel emptiness on the torso of my body, that’s when she leaves and I’m left on my own
Sometimes I cry to remember I had her
At least when I was sad I felt something more than blankness
I look in the mirror and see my crystallizing eyes ‘so this is how it feels like to be dead yet alive
Feb 4, 2014
Feb 4, 2014 at 6:54 PM UTC
In my life I’ve learned that it is possible to love two—three things at the same time with the same intensity, such as I love coffee as much as I love books as I love cigarettes in the morning.
That my vices and mischiefs are who I am, both the most beautiful and sad parts of me.
I’ve learned that just like people are happy they are sad, and just as people live they die.
That happiness and love are for everyone, but I’ve also learned that this world, and its horrors isn’t.
I’ve learned that society isn’t a norm, and that human absolutism is not a thing.
That you have to **** up to learn, as no one has ever fallen in love without being a little brave.
I’ve learned that depression ***** you left and right, that it’s a real illness and that taking antidepressants doesn’t make me any less of a person.
I’ve learned that embracing who you are is what makes you exquisite and endlessly fascinating.
That life is an absurd infinity for all this togetherness and otherness.
Feb 2, 2014
Feb 2, 2014 at 10:07 PM UTC
Depression comes with tearing her hair loose.
The floor trembles in her presence. She likes my bed the best, curls herself up and weeps in silence.
She looks in a mirror and stands up straight, ***** in her stomach, pushes her shoulders up front and looks idly at what so much inactivity has done to her body.
She is always this way: nearly deteriorated for the heaviness of her heart. How she moves ghostly from place to place. How she can’t look at anyone in the eyes. How she compensates her lack of will with caffeine.
I hold her every night as she cries herself to sleep. I tell her, you can’t stay here forever. There’s things I've got to do.
There's days I come to find her gone. No explanation, no said words, just the smeared mascara of her absence on my pillow.
I lose myself trying to protect her.
It's a unilateral decision, it always has been.
But the longer she stays, the longer this undesirable impregnation of inaptitude stays in my body.
These days, I've conquered the times this disease embodied my soul.
Jan 30, 2014
Jan 30, 2014 at 11:29 PM UTC
I am the fetus you procreated
The baby you left
And the woman you'll never get to meet.
I am you
Your faults
Love
and lust
Never protected by you
I am the vulnerable child you left without a goodbye
The woman that became such with no guidance of you
The crooked teenager who always needed love from a male the most
The broken home
Feelings
And hopes
I was yours until you decided to leave
I could've been like you if you would have decided to stay
Me of you you are
And me of you I am
Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 6:23 PM UTC
The death of a giant however it may be is much more dramatic than a little person's could ever be
My mom with long, jet black hair
Wavy like the ocean swirls
She floated through the halls ever yet so gently to the rhythms of guitars
Danced through the night with her Spanish hips
I saw her as she deflated
Color skin so white
Sleeping away
The pain letting her stay
I saw as her defeat came through the door
With a shining armor gentleman announcing the deplore of life
Trumpets played so loudly
Swords in her memoir
Tears went down the alley
My heart took a run around the floor
Mommy please don't leave me
I cry in high pitched noise
Beeping sounds like sirens heard all around the door
Running people in desperation
Nothing that could ever change her soul
I saw as she fought
Nothing seemed to work
I whispered 'I'll love you'
And with my approval she let go
I saw as she turned deathless and stiff
I saw as her body was left in peace
And her soul went somewhere in bliss
Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 2:54 PM UTC
I think you tried to tell me with your unveiling silence that we no longer were an us.
I think you tried to tell me, subtle many times before, but I just wouldn't listen, I just wouldn't stop.
Thinking, writing, felling
I just couldn't stop.
Jan 9, 2014
Jan 9, 2014 at 7:08 PM UTC
I don’t know what to tell you
I don’t know what you want me to say
Every weekend it’s the same
Same question
Same silence
Same feelings
Same darkness
Every time it’s an elongated silence from that question
The one I can’t answer
You stand next to me, looking down from our height different holding your Heineken as you slur your words to me
Do you love me?
There it is again.
That question.
How do you tell someone you love you don’t love them the same way they love you?
Our drunken nights and endless fights are like a boomerang thrown at the end of the night
Delaying its return every time
I’m sure I don’t want you
Is all I have to say, but I’ve kissed you and held you and dribbled with your heart
I am the ***** that has used you for the lack of embracement she is most needed of
I chose the wrong person
The wrong lover
The wrong time
You’re drunk with all these lies I tell you
Enamored by the ones you barely remember
From the memories of when I used to make you coffee
“You make the best brew” he says
But what he doesn’t know is that even my demons make good coffee
Even the heartless monster inside me has sweet kisses to give out
Even the ***** that I am can make you think she loves you back.
I’m sorry, I just never told you that.
Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 10:51 PM UTC
You are my killer
You are death
You are my endless tunnel wreck
You ****** me to my tomb
You are my endless somber womb
Jan 3, 2014
Jan 3, 2014 at 8:59 PM UTC