I loved you 'tween the rushes of love and downpours of ecstasy, midst windswept rapture for the ages, 'til the storm ravaged our destiny left behind crumpled passages in its wake still, I hold those love letters to my breast whence those dreams of passion wake amid dormant slumber
Years from now I'll go back to this time Where I went to a funeral and touched the hands of a dead man And I'll remember the voice of the man who passed And I'll remember how the cold of his hand stained my mind with thoughts of distress I'll remember how he used to be And I'll remember my final memory Of a wax-looking figure colder than ice.
Maybe I shouldn't have reached out with my heart in my hand In hope that my warmth would bring him back Maybe then I wouldn't have hurt so much When I touched a dead man's hand
I woke up one morning and I was sad That's how I remember it happening The next day everyone's eyes had Lazers and I was always the target
I went to bed and woke up And went to bed and woke up And everyday I woke up sad
It was scary at the time I didn't know what jumped inside me, but voices I heard in the halls would echo themselves around my ankles and my toes just felt this constant need to wiggle Id have moments where the World flipped itself around and around and then landed normal again
It happened in a day. One day. I woke up And I was crazy
overwhelming. brightness flooding over angled nose and curved jaw. trickling over pores and hairs to nest within a well that reject and tightly closes. refusing. relenting. relinquishing. eyes fluttering open. lashes sweeping away relaxation away dreams and wishes. forcing thoughts to lingering lists of facts and figures. as reality's pavement likeness persists. responsibility, risk and resolution resolve. until the head rests again.