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It’s deep dark. I am talking to an owl who is awaken in my tree. An unknown radio station playing “I Ain’t Got No Home in This World Anymore” make the night bleed in black. Those paper planes you made flies around in a storm within. Uninvited butterflies possess the room through the smoke scented windows. The temperature rises and my fever burns, an empty needle still stitches a wound in me. The song doesn’t stop but repeats. Shoot me in the point-blank. Have a well dug deep grave. I stole a journey from you. Be insane my tremors, a long-awaited winter is coming. Still long to go this long night There is a greater possibility of getting your heart ruined but you do it everyday Do you remember the old house in the end of the street? I always had that unhappy feeling about the colour. Now let’s paint it in hard yellow. I still knew you close your eyes when you smile.
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Nov 1, 2018
Nov 1, 2018 at 5:44 AM UTC
stitching a wound
It’s deep dark. I am talking to an owl who is awaken in my tree. An unknown radio station playing “I Ain’t Got No Home in This World Anymore” make the night bleed in black. Those paper planes you made flies around in a storm within. Uninvited butterflies possess the room through the smoke scented windows. The temperature rises and my fever burns, an empty needle still stitches a wound in me. The song doesn’t stop but repeats. Shoot me in the point-blank. Have a well dug deep grave. I stole a journey from you. Be insane my tremors, a long-awaited winter is coming. Still long to go this long night There is a greater possibility of getting your heart ruined but you do it everyday Do you remember the old house in the end of the street? I always had that unhappy feeling about the colour. Now let’s paint it in hard yellow. I still knew you close your eyes when you smile.
aneeshans
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Nov 1, 2018
Nov 1, 2018 at 5:44 AM UTC
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