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A bag of melancholy emotions collect within empty features, secluded & vacant. No tears ever weaken this collection of barren reflections. Only whispers escape, soundless gestures. It collects from distressed abrasions, to smear upon its outer visage. Always motionless it wonders the surroundings to celebrate the humour of its desolate existence. A child wonders closely, asking if this creation of lost collections is in need of chloroform smiles. it looks and hands a rose, its leafs embers of its mourning. Smiling, this miniature silhouette, slashes out at the one who parented it. Cleaving what was smiles, now carved features smear a face of sullen smiles, as like the petals falling lifeless. Tears flow like rivers, the contortion of happiness fades when the last petal erodes a motion under hidden gestures facilitate this happiness to see such butchery of innocence. But it is short lived like always, paper frowns collect.
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Mar 19, 2018
Mar 19, 2018 at 3:51 PM UTC
A Clown Wears A Bag Of Sorrows
A bag of melancholy emotions collect within empty features, secluded & vacant. No tears ever weaken this collection of barren reflections. Only whispers escape, soundless gestures. It collects from distressed abrasions, to smear upon its outer visage. Always motionless it wonders the surroundings to celebrate the humour of its desolate existence. A child wonders closely, asking if this creation of lost collections is in need of chloroform smiles. it looks and hands a rose, its leafs embers of its mourning. Smiling, this miniature silhouette, slashes out at the one who parented it. Cleaving what was smiles, now carved features smear a face of sullen smiles, as like the petals falling lifeless. Tears flow like rivers, the contortion of happiness fades when the last petal erodes a motion under hidden gestures facilitate this happiness to see such butchery of innocence. But it is short lived like always, paper frowns collect.
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Mar 19, 2018
Mar 19, 2018 at 3:51 PM UTC
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