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in a haze of morning hours, scrambling for paper, amidst regular intervals of tingling: days splintered by loveliness, sharp aches, clustering thoughts of blue snares. summer's decline. your eyes. tumult. but, what can or can't be done? seemingly everything. i just hide. second nature. paradise by weekend, far reaches before long. isolation held in firm grip. substitutions for the lonely: mud, rock, leaf, water. simplicity. and then, as clear as sunlight, another visage of your eyes, grand blue snares; a warm, glowing scar, i am full of glimmer and a recurrent dull ache. can't help it. don't stop. affections ran deep like trenches, swift like gutters, rained upon, forever. nameless breath sent to or from this greater scheme, the mechanics of my inner chest, sorrow poured out over the stars. all seemingly as distant. i miss you always. but, you, wild& capable, carrying everything with a grin, give no reason for lament. you, out there, behind doors or in thickets, thatching all skies with rivets of joy. and, i, under slow-beating sun, ain't seen to smile so much in forever. but all flying creatures fly. as misery did migrate, so too do fear and consistency, heartache and certainty. such is the path the world will always spin over. so, i write out new and old songs on rust-laden heartstrings. lay lips on nothing, typically. keep on breathing, singing, laughing and spinning, as the world does, knowing all the while that in the recesses of my chest you'll be somewhere, spinning all the same, and i'll just be here, poring over paper, trying to figure the right pattern, to speak words language won't. i'll miss you, always.
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 4:08 PM UTC
part two
in a haze of morning hours, scrambling for paper, amidst regular intervals of tingling: days splintered by loveliness, sharp aches, clustering thoughts of blue snares. summer's decline. your eyes. tumult. but, what can or can't be done? seemingly everything. i just hide. second nature. paradise by weekend, far reaches before long. isolation held in firm grip. substitutions for the lonely: mud, rock, leaf, water. simplicity. and then, as clear as sunlight, another visage of your eyes, grand blue snares; a warm, glowing scar, i am full of glimmer and a recurrent dull ache. can't help it. don't stop. affections ran deep like trenches, swift like gutters, rained upon, forever. nameless breath sent to or from this greater scheme, the mechanics of my inner chest, sorrow poured out over the stars. all seemingly as distant. i miss you always. but, you, wild& capable, carrying everything with a grin, give no reason for lament. you, out there, behind doors or in thickets, thatching all skies with rivets of joy. and, i, under slow-beating sun, ain't seen to smile so much in forever. but all flying creatures fly. as misery did migrate, so too do fear and consistency, heartache and certainty. such is the path the world will always spin over. so, i write out new and old songs on rust-laden heartstrings. lay lips on nothing, typically. keep on breathing, singing, laughing and spinning, as the world does, knowing all the while that in the recesses of my chest you'll be somewhere, spinning all the same, and i'll just be here, poring over paper, trying to figure the right pattern, to speak words language won't. i'll miss you, always.
even as we speak.
tom-mccone
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New Zealander
Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 4:08 PM UTC
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