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I felt the rumbling of the fire as it burned, mutilated, my skin. The fresh laid logs glowed in their own sort of maniacal tension. My heated flesh denied the existence of the pain. I drive myself to pursue new directions. So let the comb arrange the hair and let the face be nice and clean. I entered a place of restless tomorrows. Eyes dashing left and right to see if the cups of promise follow along. Throw a nickle into the wishing well. Make a wish. Meditating in determined manner, hot or cold does not matter anymore. I can only be the type of person I want to be. What works for others does not always comfort me. Too many followers and not enough individuals. The mystery to me is why this doesn't bother anyone. I place my hands out in front of me, and let my fingers feel the growing grass as it comes through the ground. A crowd of one with temporary isolation. A place of peace where none exists. I rub away the helpless hurting. Gaining warmth from the returning flame.
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Apr 30, 2016
Apr 30, 2016 at 5:57 PM UTC
Flames In A Wishing Well
I felt the rumbling of the fire as it burned, mutilated, my skin. The fresh laid logs glowed in their own sort of maniacal tension. My heated flesh denied the existence of the pain. I drive myself to pursue new directions. So let the comb arrange the hair and let the face be nice and clean. I entered a place of restless tomorrows. Eyes dashing left and right to see if the cups of promise follow along. Throw a nickle into the wishing well. Make a wish. Meditating in determined manner, hot or cold does not matter anymore. I can only be the type of person I want to be. What works for others does not always comfort me. Too many followers and not enough individuals. The mystery to me is why this doesn't bother anyone. I place my hands out in front of me, and let my fingers feel the growing grass as it comes through the ground. A crowd of one with temporary isolation. A place of peace where none exists. I rub away the helpless hurting. Gaining warmth from the returning flame.
ChrisGVaillancourt
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Apr 30, 2016
Apr 30, 2016 at 5:57 PM UTC
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