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Last night the moon Wept her warm tears For me, and they burned Dime-sized holes in my Coverlets. This did not Concern me, as I knew That the laborious breaths Creaking through my Ivory-wrought sternum Will soon overturn In substance. Strip mines line my Stomach, and the little Traffic director inside Me has declared that No substance should fill The hole that should Hold, wishing to gnaw The profound depths That paralyze have Tunneled to my core again I was never ready to go Spelunking, but then Again, no one is ever ready For the darker side of the light.
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 2:28 AM UTC
Microcosms of Holes
Last night the moon Wept her warm tears For me, and they burned Dime-sized holes in my Coverlets. This did not Concern me, as I knew That the laborious breaths Creaking through my Ivory-wrought sternum Will soon overturn In substance. Strip mines line my Stomach, and the little Traffic director inside Me has declared that No substance should fill The hole that should Hold, wishing to gnaw The profound depths That paralyze have Tunneled to my core again I was never ready to go Spelunking, but then Again, no one is ever ready For the darker side of the light.
emmaline-e
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 2:28 AM UTC
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