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my alternative inspiration has long been deceased. but the clarity of dreams so aspiring arose from the grave so succumbing to the doubts formed by my misfortunate past. there are letters written to an empty room where a callous man lay in his unfurnished chair. i breathed exhausted air into his deserted lungs and abided the escalation of his deflated heart. in time i reached a parallel conclusion where these hollow endings between lust and love had disconnected with hearts and heads. i sympathized with his fevers and disappointments in desires. i have forgiven our distance for solitude was only felt in our beds. i have forgiven this silence for it was a gift from my head. i do not long for anyone that was- just the feeling; just because. i see films of deceit i hear time pounding through the window and its consecutive ticking reminds me these cursed scenes can be repeated. i rely on afflicted moments as steps out the door.
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Oct 22, 2009
Oct 22, 2009 at 12:46 PM UTC
painted exits
my alternative inspiration has long been deceased. but the clarity of dreams so aspiring arose from the grave so succumbing to the doubts formed by my misfortunate past. there are letters written to an empty room where a callous man lay in his unfurnished chair. i breathed exhausted air into his deserted lungs and abided the escalation of his deflated heart. in time i reached a parallel conclusion where these hollow endings between lust and love had disconnected with hearts and heads. i sympathized with his fevers and disappointments in desires. i have forgiven our distance for solitude was only felt in our beds. i have forgiven this silence for it was a gift from my head. i do not long for anyone that was- just the feeling; just because. i see films of deceit i hear time pounding through the window and its consecutive ticking reminds me these cursed scenes can be repeated. i rely on afflicted moments as steps out the door.
erin-haggerty
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Oct 22, 2009
Oct 22, 2009 at 12:46 PM UTC
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