she was a living kerosene
combustible, volatile,
deadly
and my words were
her fuse
the assault would flare when sunrise meets sunset
and thats when I usually loose track of time
because
clocks freeze
the minute hands
viscously crawling by
as if oiled by the kerosene
they're right when they say time's relative
but i inhale it anyways
all her toxic words
fumes of swears
smogs of taunts
all of which left behind
ugly,
black,
soot
tarnishing my soul
but i smile as the smoke fills my lungs
and gladly let her words burn me
because i know
I wouldn't have it any other
way
Jul 29, 2014
Jul 29, 2014 at 10:46 AM UTC
she was a living kerosene
combustible, volatile,
deadly
and my words were
her fuse
the assault would flare when sunrise meets sunset
and thats when I usually loose track of time
because
clocks freeze
the minute hands
viscously crawling by
as if oiled by the kerosene
they're right when they say time's relative
but i inhale it anyways
all her toxic words
fumes of swears
smogs of taunts
all of which left behind
ugly,
black,
soot
tarnishing my soul
but i smile as the smoke fills my lungs
and gladly let her words burn me
because i know
I wouldn't have it any other
way
got in a big argument with my mom, but after writing this poem, i realized how much i loved her.
