There used to be this hill upon which I would sit. I'd watch the stars every night I could as they waltzed across the sky. I watched Apollo mount his chariot and Ra he did the same. My favorite nights were when the gods would battle with swords of fire off in the distance.
I thought about that night the night wept. She was alone, as if it had just occurred to her. She didn't look at me when I sat on the bed next to her. She embraced me and cried. It wasn't the "I just found out Tiffany bought the same shoes I did" cry. It was her heart. The pain was too much to bear.
Forever upon this hill were my four horsemen. Pestilence, Famine, Disease, and Death. Steadfast in awaiting my orders they heed in limbo. And when the day comes when I've had enough. (ok so the horsemen were just four trees in close proximity but it's my ****** hill so they're horsemen)
I used to imagine being able to walk on the clouds. Not those whispy ones. Obviously not structurally sound. No, those big puffy ones. Climbing over them as if they were albino boulders. Taking ***** on my enemies. Because so would you.
I fell in love three times on this very hill. And as many times as I paced that ****** hill. Wouldn't you know it? There was never any love to be found. In all fairness though. I'm not smart enough to recognize it either.
I never liked the wind upon my hill so high. Oh sure, every time it got windy the blades of grass would break out into this impromptu synchronized dance montage. It just had a way of distracting me from my thoughts.
I still think about this hill. It sits on high upon a sill. It's there this hill must stay. Upon this sill so far away. I go there in my mind you see. To bury my thoughts or set them free. I'm taking you there one day too soon. Don't make plans that afternoon.
I wrote those lines up on that hill. Words like that don't rhyme at will. **** it and **** I am getting off topic! This is worse than when I wrote that biopic. Focus kid, I know you're high. Just make it look pretty and say your goodbye.
My lushly green haired knuckle cocked up from the ground. It's where you find me should you need me. But that's it. You'll never need me. Don't worry about it. Because she's up here with me. And there are no questions. Just laughter.
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