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Yelling

Against the roar of confusion.

Chaos is the base chord

With which everything harmonizes

I cannot help but to think

The observer of our universe

Silently watches and listens

Fighting the urge to cover his eyes

And block his ears.

Tears streaming down an immortal face.
The thing under the nailed boards rattles its cage

But its keeper beats the floor, demanding silence.

The man had finally found his heart

And having seen what it could do, he locked it up forever

Hoping against hope it would turn cannibal

That he could forget the emotions throbbing in the space where his chest used to be.
she
a tired vehicle driven by career
feels as though every second wasted will ruin her
                                                             ­                                                                 ­                                        *he

                  ­                                                                 ­                                has found in his golden heart: *love

                                                          ­                                                                s­he won't let him bathe her in it
                                                              ­          
                                                      ­         they just haven't got the *time
The most devastating alien lies beneath our feet
Earth allowing us to mine her in an ingenious divide-and-conquer strategy
She bleeds beauty as a carnivorous flower
Fermented water smacks of sin
The world covers its ears to the song of the caged bird
Secrets fall upon deafened ears
Finally
It stopped singing
She decided she'd go through with it
She took her razor blades
And sat on the stairs in front of her New York apartment
Every time a person would walk by
She would cut
In that one day she learned more than she had in all her school years
Wrists ******, vision blurry, eyes pleading
She sat and cut and cut
Until it was sunset and no one had stopped her
She saw averted eyes, children pulled out of the way
Streets crossed, pitying eyes, shudders
But no one helped that teenage girl
So as the last walked by
She cut again
And died, not of blood loss but despair
*(They noticed her then)
His eyes were galaxies reflected in the vortexes of her heart
Shimmering nothings she loved to be lost and found in
Whenever he gazed upon a horizon or tabletop or cup of tea
She could almost see
What he saw set off the foreshocks in her own soul
Capricorn kaleidoscopes and faerie fliers
Of flaking eternities and sauntering demises
Eyes brimming with the untold fantasy of the pinned butterfly
He could see over the folds of Time
(carpet smothering bodies of resistance)
Second hands writhing from the slither of reversible realities
Eyes dripping smoke from the burning within him
He had a beauty no one could envy
For he was the eighth wonder
That he managed to survive in this world
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