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Are you relieved to be normal?? It's something only you see. Wasting away with a false impression we're all as strange as can be I take some consolation as light reflects differently before passing my eyes and disguising inside mistaken identity Spooked by our shadows safer with backs against trees Wandering hopeful in vast space kicking round autumn leaves Vanish like Houdini chained in a box at the bottom of the sea. Just like smoke through every vent caught by any breeze I think a part of everyone resides somewhere else The 21 grams we lose in death We've all wondered what it was in the corner of our eye Maybe you looking back at you now you've died Say there was no answer just questions? Would we stop looking for them in the bottom of glasses? Something seems strange but I'm not sure It's not a disease there is no cure It's not a house of cards or castles made of sand But a poisonous web spun by delinquent human hand Sunny days and weekend stays in places far from home Meet the locals to say goodbye before you've even said hello Leaves in trees so eager for a breeze to fall This is no life at all. Its one or two things that remind me it's a game The tedium like nails at scabs and the blood it'll bring A slice of lemon is all I need to add a little colour. Perhaps a banksy on my garden wall. Having a door held for me. Strawberries for breakfast. Punctuality. Four feet at the foot of my bed. Not waking contemplating regret. Sun on my face Sand in my shoes A different kind of saltwater kisses. Grandstand welcomes from close friends. Tearful goodbyes everytime. The magic must happen when I blink or during the blackouts when I drink.
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Aug 25, 2013
Aug 25, 2013 at 6:09 AM UTC
Blackouts
Are you relieved to be normal?? It's something only you see. Wasting away with a false impression we're all as strange as can be I take some consolation as light reflects differently before passing my eyes and disguising inside mistaken identity Spooked by our shadows safer with backs against trees Wandering hopeful in vast space kicking round autumn leaves Vanish like Houdini chained in a box at the bottom of the sea. Just like smoke through every vent caught by any breeze I think a part of everyone resides somewhere else The 21 grams we lose in death We've all wondered what it was in the corner of our eye Maybe you looking back at you now you've died Say there was no answer just questions? Would we stop looking for them in the bottom of glasses? Something seems strange but I'm not sure It's not a disease there is no cure It's not a house of cards or castles made of sand But a poisonous web spun by delinquent human hand Sunny days and weekend stays in places far from home Meet the locals to say goodbye before you've even said hello Leaves in trees so eager for a breeze to fall This is no life at all. Its one or two things that remind me it's a game The tedium like nails at scabs and the blood it'll bring A slice of lemon is all I need to add a little colour. Perhaps a banksy on my garden wall. Having a door held for me. Strawberries for breakfast. Punctuality. Four feet at the foot of my bed. Not waking contemplating regret. Sun on my face Sand in my shoes A different kind of saltwater kisses. Grandstand welcomes from close friends. Tearful goodbyes everytime. The magic must happen when I blink or during the blackouts when I drink.
BernardoSoares
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Aug 25, 2013
Aug 25, 2013 at 6:09 AM UTC
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