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Everything I try to do
Like how I
Love and how
I can't stand the
Kindness you have shown.
As everything silently
Slips beneath the unconscious
And once again I am
Rolling in the dust.
Again I am left rugged--
Handed from one person to another. A
Problem.
Antagonist.
Love is what I try to show,
Misinterpretation prevails,
Egging on a
Rupture of the heart.

But
Still
I
Try.

Nothing happens yet.
Again.
Try. Try until my
Heart bleeds,
Attacking that
Nemesis that none fear, but
I fear it.
Everything can
Love,
Relaxed into an
Exalted state of
Enduring perfection,
Detonating that dark
Nothingness into the
End of our
Becoming, the
End of our beginning.
Relayed again,
Time will never falter.
Madza Definition: Half of anything.
Daylight 4U2C Apr 2014
I drank the alcohol, expecting something.
boy was I let down, when I got nothing.
No silly laughter, or grand horror story.
No youtube video, or easy talk for me.
Just a headache or two and a feeling of suffocation.
Just a scolding from people, and a dizzy sensation.
The bottle looked nice, and tv shows made it seem fun,
but after 3 gulps, I just felt like a street ***.
So I said goodbye to armpit beer,
and I assure no rose wine here.
*** is for pirates,
much too complicated for me.
I'm done with heartache alcohol,
as you can plainly see.
How do people even get addicted to that nasty stuff?
Daylight 4U2C Jan 2014
A wicked woman told my love, "**** him and you will be free."
My love paused, and the wicked woman's old twig of a finger pointed off to me.
Love walked to me with tearful eyes, as if she had no choice.
I smiled wryly and told her in the softness of my voice, "Let it be done, and be free.
No sword is long enough to show my love for thee. No dagger, short enough to match my heart's beat.
So please my love, take your choice of my death. Choose what would be fit."
She didn't hesitate, just cry. She, slowly lifting a mirror from the dust.
I don't know why I felt I must, but I wiped the tears away just to savor her touch.
I looked into her sad blue eyes, just for one more glance. Then I shut my own.
I could feel her lift the mirror, this was her chance, let it be known.
A crashing blankness came down on me, soon after the last things I heard.
"I'm moving up, and you're moving down." These were her last words.
I didn't understand them then, but now I think I know.
She will one day be in the warm light, while I'm still stuck in the cold indigo.
I'd always run up the down escalator, like a crazy kid.
She always said, one day I'd trip.
And now I finally did.

— The End —