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wax-coated tables sealed with stains of vinegar, cheese and questions from my father what is his story Behind every story there is struggle betwixt highlighted glory. snowy hills, mountain peaks, laughter. there was a drain ******* it all away as if today was always a black and white yesterday. and so I brought red into the equation. a knife- bringing dormant veins to life. silence is the loudest silence is the saddest alone and dragged unwillingly down one-way streets chemicals misfiring. They don't understand development of false wiring. The blueprints had shined- there were smiles in between the notes. The eights were serotonin, the wholes were adrenaline. Silence still screamed. When nothing speaks for years, the crust rusts eyes like the underside of the old Ford in dad's shop. Beats, kisses, ***** The rust spread north as my extremities fell to the ocean floor. I fear I cannot float on any longer. Somewhere between pills, plastic, a princess, and polycentric support was the epicenter. It tasted like fudge on a warm winter evening by the fireplace. The silence still screams- I doubt it will ever cease. But the secret is always knowing that the sun still shines during sleep. this is where he lies; this is his story- betwixt his struggle love, art, *and invisibly, blinding glory
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Sep 23, 2015
Sep 23, 2015 at 12:41 AM UTC
his story.
wax-coated tables sealed with stains of vinegar, cheese and questions from my father what is his story Behind every story there is struggle betwixt highlighted glory. snowy hills, mountain peaks, laughter. there was a drain ******* it all away as if today was always a black and white yesterday. and so I brought red into the equation. a knife- bringing dormant veins to life. silence is the loudest silence is the saddest alone and dragged unwillingly down one-way streets chemicals misfiring. They don't understand development of false wiring. The blueprints had shined- there were smiles in between the notes. The eights were serotonin, the wholes were adrenaline. Silence still screamed. When nothing speaks for years, the crust rusts eyes like the underside of the old Ford in dad's shop. Beats, kisses, ***** The rust spread north as my extremities fell to the ocean floor. I fear I cannot float on any longer. Somewhere between pills, plastic, a princess, and polycentric support was the epicenter. It tasted like fudge on a warm winter evening by the fireplace. The silence still screams- I doubt it will ever cease. But the secret is always knowing that the sun still shines during sleep. this is where he lies; this is his story- betwixt his struggle love, art, *and invisibly, blinding glory
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Sep 23, 2015
Sep 23, 2015 at 12:41 AM UTC
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