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Every morning a beaming carmine penetrates my brain unbeknownst to their perilous call a smiling bird and a white heal all. Violates me at my eyes from green chasing lies from wicked placed disguise. Pencils of light at three trips Here's the stalker of stalkers that haunt my pre dream routine. Every evening a lustrous crimson punctures my lungs unbeknownst to their unsafe swath a quiet bird and a paper moth. Vexes me at my eyes from yellow following lies from haughty placed disguise. Pencils of light at three trips Here's the lurker of lurkers that submerge my pre dream routine. Every night a hazy velvet pierces my heart unbeknownst to their loving provider a dead bird and a snow drop spider. Visits me at my eyes from red moving lies from stoic placed disguise. Pencils of light at three trips the finest sliver of silence you can imagine.
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Feb 19, 2020
Feb 19, 2020 at 8:35 PM UTC
Creed of a Night Owl
Every morning a beaming carmine penetrates my brain unbeknownst to their perilous call a smiling bird and a white heal all. Violates me at my eyes from green chasing lies from wicked placed disguise. Pencils of light at three trips Here's the stalker of stalkers that haunt my pre dream routine. Every evening a lustrous crimson punctures my lungs unbeknownst to their unsafe swath a quiet bird and a paper moth. Vexes me at my eyes from yellow following lies from haughty placed disguise. Pencils of light at three trips Here's the lurker of lurkers that submerge my pre dream routine. Every night a hazy velvet pierces my heart unbeknownst to their loving provider a dead bird and a snow drop spider. Visits me at my eyes from red moving lies from stoic placed disguise. Pencils of light at three trips the finest sliver of silence you can imagine.
inspired by "All in green went my love riding" by e e cummings for the structure and "Design" by Robert Frost as evident by the allusions.
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Feb 19, 2020
Feb 19, 2020 at 8:35 PM UTC
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