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Click them off like rosary beads with accossiated prayers. Smudge the dreams into the eiderdown, And divide them down in ironed out layers. Line them up and gobble them with listless tea. I am your prediction! (said in shushes, quite benediction) I want to drop like stingless bees. I am Addiction to Tranquility. How jealous I am! Watching him fall on his **** as I begin the solitary farce of trying to close my eyes. I watch his chest slowly sink and rise. How beautiful - to be cut down, like grass. Flophouse drapes of cigarette smoke hang from the ceiling in billows. A headache clings and holds me close as daylight stumbles like a ghost, and settles her questions on my pillows. The tragic thing about each morning Is that I greet each sleepy dawn with the dry and pinkened threat of tears. Sleepers – do you know the might of what you do each ******* night? The oblivion in half your years? The fiction of your wild frontiers? The obliteration and presentation of all your garbled Freudian fears? Do you know the glamour in what you do? Do you know what I’d give to be like you? To live and somehow not be here? To close my eyes? To disappear?
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 9:24 AM UTC
insomnia
Click them off like rosary beads with accossiated prayers. Smudge the dreams into the eiderdown, And divide them down in ironed out layers. Line them up and gobble them with listless tea. I am your prediction! (said in shushes, quite benediction) I want to drop like stingless bees. I am Addiction to Tranquility. How jealous I am! Watching him fall on his **** as I begin the solitary farce of trying to close my eyes. I watch his chest slowly sink and rise. How beautiful - to be cut down, like grass. Flophouse drapes of cigarette smoke hang from the ceiling in billows. A headache clings and holds me close as daylight stumbles like a ghost, and settles her questions on my pillows. The tragic thing about each morning Is that I greet each sleepy dawn with the dry and pinkened threat of tears. Sleepers – do you know the might of what you do each ******* night? The oblivion in half your years? The fiction of your wild frontiers? The obliteration and presentation of all your garbled Freudian fears? Do you know the glamour in what you do? Do you know what I’d give to be like you? To live and somehow not be here? To close my eyes? To disappear?
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 9:24 AM UTC
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