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She is the girl that speaks              upon  no ventures. She only gazes with the sorrows                             that graze your heart.. Feeding her own discontent.                      And when she seeds the shallow fields of your mind. Only her reflections grow              showing you the seeds of not your sorrow but the flowers of jealousy                            blooming deep within her.
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Dec 15, 2018
Dec 15, 2018 at 4:43 PM UTC
Flowers Of Discontent
I live in the basement, never venturing upon those stairs, I hear her voice... "Come up and see me its been to long, Holding my ears singing my favourite song repetitively until she is drowned out of my thoughts. rocks tied to her voice as it sinks out of view. I use the stairs that open to the outside, Lingering looking at this place I called home. Venturing in the old ford, she lets me drive it when food is but breadcrumbs and eggs old enough to birth the dead fetes of a partly grown bird. I look out though a ***** window screen, this trip takes two hours each way. I always wonder if my bald tyres are ever noticed, but I'm not hindered by the thoughts of this. So much to see when driving in solitude. I stop at the side of the road picking cherries, I slump them in the boot. I may eat upon this morsel or just hang them outside watching them swaying in the gentle breeze. My father just looks out the window. Doesn't talk much these days his eyes are sunken like the titanic splintered between two pools. I move his chair and his arm falls at his side. collecting it, I put him palms resting on a blanket He's so gaunt now, he was a strong man now but a shadow. I look at those cherries lingering above the ground, shaded from just picked to becoming spoilt, but i just leave them swaying the aroma fills lungs with life's eroding perfume, I breath it deeply within. This is my home, "she never calls me for dinner anymore, I just make my own, the washing up is festering in my ignorance, like a garden of petrification flowering. Saying bye to my dad, I get in the old ford. Its time to pick some fresh cherries, the tree is looking unkempt. Its blossom is in honour of a mother, I hang them all there. My Mother hung there for a long time ,but she's long gone. So I bring other cherries to the tree to show that she'll never be forgotten....
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Apr 30, 2017
Apr 30, 2017 at 8:47 AM UTC
Cherries Hang Loosely From The Tree
I live in the basement, never venturing upon those stairs, I hear her voice... "Come up and see me its been to long, Holding my ears singing my favourite song repetitively until she is drowned out of my thoughts. rocks tied to her voice as it sinks out of view. I use the stairs that open to the outside, Lingering looking at this place I called home. Venturing in the old ford, she lets me drive it when food is but breadcrumbs and eggs old enough to birth the dead fetes of a partly grown bird. I look out though a ***** window screen, this trip takes two hours each way. I always wonder if my bald tyres are ever noticed, but I'm not hindered by the thoughts of this. So much to see when driving in solitude. I stop at the side of the road picking cherries, I slump them in the boot. I may eat upon this morsel or just hang them outside watching them swaying in the gentle breeze. My father just looks out the window. Doesn't talk much these days his eyes are sunken like the titanic splintered between two pools. I move his chair and his arm falls at his side. collecting it, I put him palms resting on a blanket He's so gaunt now, he was a strong man now but a shadow. I look at those cherries lingering above the ground, shaded from just picked to becoming spoilt, but i just leave them swaying the aroma fills lungs with life's eroding perfume, I breath it deeply within. This is my home, "she never calls me for dinner anymore, I just make my own, the washing up is festering in my ignorance, like a garden of petrification flowering. Saying bye to my dad, I get in the old ford. Its time to pick some fresh cherries, the tree is looking unkempt. Its blossom is in honour of a mother, I hang them all there. My Mother hung there for a long time ,but she's long gone. So I bring other cherries to the tree to show that she'll never be forgotten....
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