I have discovered the sober sunrise.
No longer the bringer of pill-drawn sleep
or the sick brightness of morning
as I walk home via cigarette butts
and misleading signs.
Who am I, to walk amongst the living,
after all the times I have died?
I saw myself at the end of the world;
strategic scar on my upper left wrist,
the extension cord and the lower branch
of the Tree of Life.
The taste of cheap red has become a phantasm;
salted mirage of clean streams and reservoirs
in the backdrop of dry land.
Now only cigarettes or accidental love can **** me.
I have discovered the sober sunrise
but have no idea what to do with it.
Mar 2, 2015
Mar 2, 2015 at 9:25 AM UTC
I have discovered the sober sunrise.
No longer the bringer of pill-drawn sleep
or the sick brightness of morning
as I walk home via cigarette butts
and misleading signs.
Who am I, to walk amongst the living,
after all the times I have died?
I saw myself at the end of the world;
strategic scar on my upper left wrist,
the extension cord and the lower branch
of the Tree of Life.
The taste of cheap red has become a phantasm;
salted mirage of clean streams and reservoirs
in the backdrop of dry land.
Now only cigarettes or accidental love can **** me.
I have discovered the sober sunrise
but have no idea what to do with it.
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