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Eos

My love;

Do I dare drop another shrouded truth upon your eardrum...?

I left another footprint today, you know

...but those granules of concrete are still hollow,

still quiet;

 

I've hidden behind your golden dreadlocks too often,

and heard your contemptuous laughter echo,

the crooked whistle of another gunshot

piercing the silence, and a silhouette

-of course

 

....yet I can't let go.

 

You're so young, I tell myself;

Your bedsheets are still crisp, still odorless;

...this sleep does not trouble you, does it?

-with her kissing nightmares.

 

And I dread my toes slipping-into that cadencing abyss,

...the scattered doom of my growing death wish;

there's no one to hold me,

but you.

 

The pillowcases still hiss...

their fingers clench my hair, often;

and threads tie me to a new paranoia

every night.

 

And I know

these windows aren't clean

...they disgust me;

yet they're my only source of light,

and I choose to compromise;

 

It's left me with nothing,

but your rusted blood on my tongue

and these shadows formed on the wall,

by your electric blue flesh...

 

I'm tired, dearest

...your fumbling silence hurts me-

maybe another drop of ******

will bring you back to life.

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Written by
isha-maini
Indian
Published
Feb 22, 2010
Lines·Words
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Notes

Eos: - The beautiful Ancient Greek Goddess of the dawn who brings the hope of a brand new day.

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