I started writing poetries But all I could read from it was The sound of bones cracking Another cry I always told myself not to be let out The sound of eyeballs falling to a spring
I kept repeating your recorded voice Breathing to it over, over, all over again Couldn't smell your soul Couldn't feel the warmth of your breath
I accidentaly broke my chest, ripped my heart, Accidentally casted the darkness away Couldn't find you Couldn't see you
How was your voice again? It was a dusty bluish green A moss-covered 2 p.m. bright sky
Do you ever see our star? It's called "sun" The one that casts you away from your mind But not mine
How is it possible to call something so simple, or anything, love? "It's not," I remember well you replied quitely in a nightmare I didn't mind having.