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Jun 2011
Snap, crackle, pop go my synapses in
the morning light.  Or maybe that is
just my cereal.

I can’t tell in this fuckstorm of a hangover.

My eyes burn black and
the airy space behind my forehead
radiates. Twisting, melancholy.
Pulsing knives, throbbing toaster coils,
wrap me in soft, dark wool and
toss me overboard.

I will float.

This aching in my fingertips does
not translate well. When I
read the morning paper, I pray the
ink will bleed knowledge through
skin to inner vessels. Soak.

I might remember everything.
Written by
Kate Sims
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