nothing too rigid but he was able to cup it within his palms it caught the light and reflected it into his eyes as pure as a candle without being lit no one will ever know until today and the rest is still stuck in my mind brick foundations shaped into pins struck by what was once so dear misfortune never misses even if you did miss her grand entrance
we all know greed will fade to gold a face like stone the pain begins to show he’d never admit the existence of splinters made from holding onto an illusion too tight an illusion thats turn to ashes up in flames memories sizzling away like the seconds it takes for you to walk towards me on the way back home better catch up aren’t we both equals now? i asked you once,
“are you mine? or just mine to hold?”
once and never again.
our last hope i threw to the beggars along the cold streets in order to get a couple of looks of approval oh i never know how much i let you down but its coming back around
i’d rearrange parts of our living room but the ceiling will come crashing down regardless,
i feel you in every heartbeat the beats i won’t feel against my chest the howls so inanimate of the wind the cries have been replaced by remembrance and a void i void i can’t replace can’t replicate
i read your name on every wall tell me is there a cure for anything at all and if there is a cure would you let me apply it to the wounds the gunshots this rifle has created will you let me apply it to the scars and will it take them away let me go back to yesterday
we’ve got no place to go we’ve got no where to run they’ve all got loaded guns oh no, please god tell me we’re dreaming
i’ve come apart and you made me
writing i had to for class based off a book, the pearl