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James Noriega Nov 2018
the fireball
blossoming in the sunset reopened
while the glistening stars wait patiently behind the velvet blue curtain of sky, now stained a creamy orange, sparking a shower of harmonic rays to rest upon our heads as luminous caps of plushy brightness
                                 yet amongst all this light-induced iridescent beauty
                                                                your eyes still shine above all else
James Noriega Nov 2018
this drawing of a tree
crude and uninteresting
hanging in the dimmest crevice of my skull
its insipid elegance a distraction
its crayon strokes leaking off the page
dribbling into each of my mind's long, drawn-out veins

my thoughts have turned to pure color
words have flown into image
all is seen
now that the bright neon crayon fluid has
dripped its way into my eyes
a world unknown will come
as will a self, alien and new
but all
               all
                       all
                                                                           is simply picture
James Noriega Nov 2018
I am a birdie,
watch me fly

So far away,
above the sky.

That's where my grave
may softly lie.

I am a birdie,
watch me fly.
James Noriega Sep 2018
I walk the halls
I walk the streets
I sit inside and
cut the sheets
but occasionally a pin ****** into my brain

how long ago was this?
why is it about her?
why do i still feel this way?
James Noriega Sep 2018
little girls with fertile minds
make lovely little toys
little girls with fertile minds
are candy to the boys
that place where copulations churn
when she is young enough to learn
of fading lines
and dying kinds
of boarding up the eggshell blinds
which hide the rows and rows and rows
of devastating face-****** finds
all of which were identified
as little girls with fertile minds
James Noriega Sep 2018
little ******* Williams moseys down the gum-skunk street with leash in hand, connected to a pink spiky collar fastened brutally around my throat airflow restricted small inklings of blood surfacing Cupid's switchblade sticking out of a convenient place between spine notches oh but little ******* Williams is my creation my friend my only child how can i blame it for what i command it do to me
James Noriega Sep 2018
Sometimes when sitting alone, I forget what I look like.
I become a shadow. A reflection of my own absence.
Then the senses begin to drift off, to obscure themselves, reality's
implications leaving with.
  as my vision fades to vacancy, the eternal blackness opens itself to
  me. the endless empty.
   a speck of dust floating across the sky, a lone pebble in the vast
   ocean's contingent silence, a single face in a grey and absent
   crowd, millions strong. this is me. this is who i become.
    a locked obstruction of fleshy exhaustion, holding within its
    walls a light so delicate, so pure, that it can never leave. it can
    never move beyond the clammy fabric by which its value will
    forever be decided,
     but this is something i try to forget as the cool liquid nothingness
     bends its way through and around my gentle, fragile mind.
      i want to cry, but i cannot.
       i must look forward. i must only look forward.
        until time itself becomes an indifferent childhood memory, lost
        to its own downcast existence.
         There is no beginning.
          There is no end.
           Just an eternal in-between.
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