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Poetic T Jul 2017
Loose weavings suffocated
      her breath...
  
That inanimate object of fear.

Glanced her last breath
                      statically smiling....
I hate porcelain dolls , give me the creeps
Poetic T Jul 2017
When you were a form upon the image of
my reflections, I never looked into the mirror
seeing what was fading within the moments of
your fluttering wings silent in the breeze/

I held that last moment like a breath never
wanting to expel the words of what were
needed. I could not sew then on a memory,
as they were already fraying on the sides.

She was but a sunrise a beauty that would
have shined upon you, lighting up those
precious  moments before you were like
a sunset never to rise again.

                                      She misses you mum.  
                                             Nanny she knows your gone...
My mother never got to see her granddaughter she died 1 month after she was born
Poetic T Jul 2017
Our lips like sunsets
        holding on till that
last moment they set..

Releasing from the emotions,
that kept them aloft in motion
                         but as they part.

They await for when they arise,
         motions shine
                        on emotions.
                      eclipsing on another..
Poetic T Jul 2017
Squared not circular
              for everything  

That needing motions of what
              is meant.....

Circle is Neanderthal
           but you can call
                   me old school...
25 words word prompt pizza...
Poetic T Jul 2017
Virtues of society
             are minimum wage.

But we let them sweep,
                brush under...

For the hours that pass
             for us to survive..
Poetic T Jul 2017
Cut the crap
they cleave on
        purity of religion.

Brushing demons
below the cloth of
       purities shelf..

By words, are versed
within atheists words
       I'll take a stand..
Poetic T Jul 2017
tapestry of cuts
silhouettes are more than words
smiles frowned from both wrists
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