A poem begins as a silent beat in the throat,
Like garments of knots splices you shed in the dark
Embroidering them with the metallic thread.
My pulse is a winding staircase of blood clots
Choking in my own crimson mark.
This dusk will cover the moonlight in red.
It’s written in the stars and stains
The line that never ends…
I will run where the furious winds take me,
I will follow where where ever your heart needs me.
Jun 23, 2015
Jun 23, 2015 at 9:45 PM UTC
A poem begins as a silent beat in the throat,
Like garments of knots splices you shed in the dark
Embroidering them with the metallic thread.
My pulse is a winding staircase of blood clots
Choking in my own crimson mark.
This dusk will cover the moonlight in red.
It’s written in the stars and stains
The line that never ends…
I will run where the furious winds take me,
I will follow where where ever your heart needs me.
