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I would like to formally apologize, for turning you into a demon. All I wanted was to be sane. So, I took what I could. your taste. your touch. your time. Of course, you kept your body, no matter how much I wanted it. No matter how much I had it. I tried to cover my self with your fingerprints so that maybe no one could see the skin underneath. I tried to cover my selfishness with my fingerprints. tracing confessions of love on your alabaster back. The fingerprints are still there. Populating our clay flesh and our sky minds. I'll admit to their beauty, however tender they may be. After the end, you kept yourself, and I kept your touch. your taste. your tears. pooling like the puddled palette of a weeping painter. running down my spine, making me cry, the colors. I wanted you to feel me, but my eye are knives and my fingers flames, so I strayed from my self and gave you my mirror-heart so you could watch yourself walk away. Now that you're gone your demon screams for freedom, but she's kept engaged. For I'm afraid that her release is my destruction. Slowly, I can feel her becoming my bones. Soaking in. The colors. I would like to formally thank you, for being my demon.
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Dec 23, 2010
Dec 23, 2010 at 12:01 PM UTC
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I would like to formally apologize, for turning you into a demon. All I wanted was to be sane. So, I took what I could. your taste. your touch. your time. Of course, you kept your body, no matter how much I wanted it. No matter how much I had it. I tried to cover my self with your fingerprints so that maybe no one could see the skin underneath. I tried to cover my selfishness with my fingerprints. tracing confessions of love on your alabaster back. The fingerprints are still there. Populating our clay flesh and our sky minds. I'll admit to their beauty, however tender they may be. After the end, you kept yourself, and I kept your touch. your taste. your tears. pooling like the puddled palette of a weeping painter. running down my spine, making me cry, the colors. I wanted you to feel me, but my eye are knives and my fingers flames, so I strayed from my self and gave you my mirror-heart so you could watch yourself walk away. Now that you're gone your demon screams for freedom, but she's kept engaged. For I'm afraid that her release is my destruction. Slowly, I can feel her becoming my bones. Soaking in. The colors. I would like to formally thank you, for being my demon.
Copyright: Bennett Tyler
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Dec 23, 2010
Dec 23, 2010 at 12:01 PM UTC
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