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The lamp will burn the longest as we watch, blood to pavement in the form of a breathing heart. Plastic flowers sigh within these annotations, the cement can only hear what we create. Voices unheard of from those running into the dawn, hammered out by ignorance. Moon craters shift toward fingers that pierce the sky dripping sobs and curses and faces white as chalk. Tombs laid by hearses, not with haste but, a decent taste of prayers and monstrous mourning. The flowers today keep us here, the constellations keep us high.
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 10:14 PM UTC
Lamp Light
The lamp will burn the longest as we watch, blood to pavement in the form of a breathing heart. Plastic flowers sigh within these annotations, the cement can only hear what we create. Voices unheard of from those running into the dawn, hammered out by ignorance. Moon craters shift toward fingers that pierce the sky dripping sobs and curses and faces white as chalk. Tombs laid by hearses, not with haste but, a decent taste of prayers and monstrous mourning. The flowers today keep us here, the constellations keep us high.
violet-nova
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 10:14 PM UTC
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